Tuttle v. Department of State Highways

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the defendant was negligent in failing to install traffic signals at an intersection in contravention of its own findings that the inter section was dangerous
• holding that the defendant was negligent in failing to install traffic signals at an intersection in contravention of its own findings that the intersection section was dangerous
• adopting the clear error standard for bench trials and rejecting the lower court’s “unduly restrictive” approach of applying the great-weight-of-the-evidence standard to a trial court’s verdict

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