Murphy v. Moore

On November 13, 1937, the plaintiff, a pedestrian on a public highway, was struck by the “right front” of an automobile owned and operated by the de*164fendant. The plaintiff was travelling east, and the defendant west, both on the north side of the highway. The auditor, whose findings were not to be final, found that the defendant did not see the plaintiff until after the injury, and that the defendant’s son, who was riding with her, did not see the plaintiff until the moment of the collision. The auditor found that the defendant was operating her automobile at a speed of thirty or thirty-five…