Reseña de Fisher v. Dye

Fisher v. Dye de Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania Resumen del Libro

Following the not unusual pattern in automobile collision cases the stories told by the parties here involved are hopelessly at variance with one another. According to Vincent G. Fisher, he was operating a Mercury Coupe on May 3, 1953, at about 2:15 A.M. eastwardly on Route 22 (Jonestown Road) near Harrisburg; as he approached 39th Street a Dodge Sedan driven by Allen J. Dye in which his wife Leticia M. Dye was a passenger, and which had been proceeding westwardly on Route 22, made a diagonal left-hand turn into 39th Street when Fisher was only 10 to 30 feet away and without Dye having given any warning of his intention so to do; although Fisher tried to apply his brakes he was unable to avoid the collision. Dyes story, on the other hand, was that he stopped briefly at the 39th Street intersection before turning; he signaled his intention to turn, looked to the west and, seeing no car approaching within a distance of up to 700 feet, he then proceeded, with the result that his car was struck after its front wheels had already passed the south edge of the pavement of the eastbound lane and were on the berm of the road.

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