Herbert v. Klisenbauer
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtMurphy, C. J.
The accident in this motor tort case occurred on a rainy afternoon in July of 1965 at the intersection of Taylor Avenue and Hillsway, which was controlled by a traffic light. The appellant Erna Herbert was traveling north on Hillsway, a street four lanes wide with parking on both sides. She intended to make a left turn and go west on Taylor Avenue. She turned on her left turn directional signal and stopped for the red light at the intersection. Appellee Klisenbauer, also going north on Hillsway, stopped his vehicle immediately behind Mrs. Herbert; he intended to make a right turn and go east…
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