Cases On the Law of Torts volume 2
Cases On the Law of Torts volume 2
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R. Co. , note to Frcwh v. R. Co. , post; contra, Bourrett v. Chicago & N. W. R. Co. , 152 Iowa 579 (1911). Reversing on rehearing Bourrett v. Chicago & . Y. W. R. Co. , 121 N. W. 380 (Iowa 1909), where a boy running across a track after a ball was struck by a train backing without a lookout and was dragged for >■ con- siderable distance before losing his hold and falling under the wheels.
FRENCH V. GRAND TRUNK R. CO. I39I The plaintiff gave evidence tending to show, that he walked from the puhl...ic crossing through the railroad yard of the defend- ant, along the side of a lot of box cars some two hundred and thirty- feet, and then passed the end of the line of box cars ; that he looked to the right and left, went right along and attempted to cross the defendant's main line and, in so doing, was struck by the defend- ant's express train, coming from the west ; that, as he passed the end of the box cars, he could see toward the west a distance of the length of two or three cars ; and that he knew it was about time for the express to arrive and that it was dangerous to be on the track.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. Co. , note to Frcwh v. R. Co. , post; contra, Bourrett v. Chicago & N. W. R. Co. , 152 Iowa 579 (1911). Reversing on rehearing Bourrett v. Chicago & . Y. W. R. Co. , 121 N. W. 380 (Iowa 1909), where a boy running across a track after a ball was struck by a train backing without a lookout and was dragged for >■ con- siderable distance before losing his hold and falling under the wheels.
FRENCH V. GRAND TRUNK R. CO. I39I The plaintiff gave evidence tending to show, that he walked from the puhl...ic crossing through the railroad yard of the defend- ant, along the side of a lot of box cars some two hundred and thirty- feet, and then passed the end of the line of box cars ; that he looked to the right and left, went right along and attempted to cross the defendant's main line and, in so doing, was struck by the defend- ant's express train, coming from the west ; that, as he passed the end of the box cars, he could see toward the west a distance of the length of two or three cars ; and that he knew it was about time for the express to arrive and that it was dangerous to be on the track.
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