Toole v. Salter

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• finding that where the relevant statute provided that a parked vehicle must display lights one-half hour after sunset, the trial court committed prejudicial error in failing to take judicial notice of the time of sunset on the day of the collision
• finding that where the relevant statute provided that a parked vehicle must display lights one-half hour after sunset, the trial court committed prejudicial error in failing to take judicial notice of the time of sunset on the day of the collision
• the question of contributory negligence of the plaintiff who allegedly did not maintain a proper lookout when on a dark night she struck the defendant’s unlighted and unattended parked automobile that protruded into the traveled portion of the highway held to be a jury issue

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