Gerald T. Martin v. C. B. Tracy.
1932.MN.341, 246 N.W. 6, 187 MINN. 529
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1. An automobile driver who violates the uniform highway traffic act requiring a motor vehicle to be equipped with lighted rear lamps, and forbidding the parking of a car on the traveled portion of the highway if it is practicable to park elsewhere, is responsible for an injury proximately resulting therefrom unless his violation of the statute is excusable or justifiable.