Maxey Lumber Company v. De Graw

Appellees’ attorney, in the following statement in regard to the issue of appellee failing to keep a proper lookout, summarized the facts necessary to determine whether the trial court correctly rifled there was no evidence to support the jury finding that appellee failed to keep a proper lookout and that such failure to keep a proper lookout was the proximate cause of appellee’s injury.

“The question is this: Can. a man be properly convicted of failing to keep a proper lookout when (1) he is driving a motor scooter at a safe speed, under proper control, in a legal place, in the outside lane…