Michigan Reports: Cases Decided in the Supreme Court of Michigan, Том 184Michigan. Supreme Court, George C. Gibbs, Randolph Manning, Thomas McIntyre Cooley, William Jennison, Elijah W. Meddaugh, William Dudley Fuller, Hovey K. Clarke, John Adams Brooks, Hoyt Post, Henry Allen Chaney, James M. Reasoner, Richard W. Cooper, Marquis B. Eaton, Herschel Bouton Lazell Phelphs & Stevens, printers, 1916 |
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... testified : " Q. Mrs. Wells , you said something about eight feet from the car when it struck you . Since going to dinner , have you thought that testimony over ? " A. I have . I think I overestimated the distance ; that that wasn't ...
... testified : " Q. Mrs. Wells , you said something about eight feet from the car when it struck you . Since going to dinner , have you thought that testimony over ? " A. I have . I think I overestimated the distance ; that that wasn't ...
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... testified , and saw Mrs. Wells ap- proaching the station in the manner in which she has described , within a distance where , by the use of reasonable care , the engineer could have stopped his car , and he saw there was danger of ...
... testified , and saw Mrs. Wells ap- proaching the station in the manner in which she has described , within a distance where , by the use of reasonable care , the engineer could have stopped his car , and he saw there was danger of ...
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... testifies that she received a signal from the fireman inviting her to cross in front of the en- gine which was not in motion . This she started to do , and had nearly crossed the track , which is only 4 feet 811⁄2 inches wide , when ...
... testifies that she received a signal from the fireman inviting her to cross in front of the en- gine which was not in motion . This she started to do , and had nearly crossed the track , which is only 4 feet 811⁄2 inches wide , when ...
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... testifies clearly that had she continued going for- ward , instead of stepping backwards , she would have reached a place of safety on the strip 31 feet wide between the two tracks . She testifies equally clearly that she stepped back ...
... testifies clearly that had she continued going for- ward , instead of stepping backwards , she would have reached a place of safety on the strip 31 feet wide between the two tracks . She testifies equally clearly that she stepped back ...
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... testified to by witnesses that she stopped on the track and waited there for the passenger train to pass , and in doing this that she selected a dangerous position when there was sufficient room for her to have stopped on either side of ...
... testified to by witnesses that she stopped on the track and waited there for the passenger train to pass , and in doing this that she selected a dangerous position when there was sufficient room for her to have stopped on either side of ...
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