Secanti v. JONES
Oregon Supreme Court
1DissentMcALLISTER, C.J.
In this case the defendant drove through a stop sign and collided with a car which came from his left. The accident occurred at night in a residential area of Portland. The defendant lived at Sandy and there is no evidence that he was familiar with this inter*606section or knew that he was approaching a stop sign. The only evidence hearing on whether or not he saw the stop sign tends to prove that he did not. The evidence most favorable to plaintiff tends to prove that defendant did not see the car approaching from his left until it was too late to avoid a collision.
The majority opinion holds…
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