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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company, 83 Iowa 616 (1891). Brakeman was struck by the wing fence at a cattle guard, while leaning out from the side ladder of a car to in- vestigate a broken brake beam. It was held (Justice Beck dissent- ing) that, being chargeable with knowledge that the wing fence approached within two feet of the bottom of the car he was negligent in leaning out in the manner that he did. To the writer it seems more consonant with justice to hold that this case com...es within the rule followed in Bryce vs. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company, 103 Iowa 665 (1897). See note 336.
^*^ Doggett vs. Illinois Central Railroad Company, 34 Iowa 284 (1872). An employee, not engaged in the operation of the train, rode upon the engine-tender, and was killed by the breaking down of a culvert. Had he ridden in the caboose, he would not have been injured. It was held that he could not recover.
^*^ Beckman vs. Consolidation Coal Company, 90 Iowa 252 (1894).
Employee left a "spring switch" open and was injured by a train of mine cars thereby thrown onto an "empty" track.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company, 83 Iowa 616 (1891). Brakeman was struck by the wing fence at a cattle guard, while leaning out from the side ladder of a car to in- vestigate a broken brake beam. It was held (Justice Beck dissent- ing) that, being chargeable with knowledge that the wing fence approached within two feet of the bottom of the car he was negligent in leaning out in the manner that he did. To the writer it seems more consonant with justice to hold that this case com...es within the rule followed in Bryce vs. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company, 103 Iowa 665 (1897). See note 336.
^*^ Doggett vs. Illinois Central Railroad Company, 34 Iowa 284 (1872). An employee, not engaged in the operation of the train, rode upon the engine-tender, and was killed by the breaking down of a culvert. Had he ridden in the caboose, he would not have been injured. It was held that he could not recover.
^*^ Beckman vs. Consolidation Coal Company, 90 Iowa 252 (1894).
Employee left a "spring switch" open and was injured by a train of mine cars thereby thrown onto an "empty" track.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ezekiel Henry Downey to read onlineMoreLess
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