Fisher v. Reilly

This is an appeal from a judgment in favor of the plaintiff, arising out of a collision between plaintiff’s pickup truck and defendant’s sedan. The collision occurred on the afternoon of July 81, 1951, a short distance north of the Tualatin River bridge on Highway 99W between Newberg and Portland. The plaintiff Fisher was driving his pickup truck in a southerly direction in the west lane of the highway. The defendant Redly was driving his sedan in a northerly direction in the east lane of the highway. The plaintiff made a left turn across the highway in front of the oncoming car of the…