Crowley v. Strouse

Citations

• 4 Cal. Unrep. 29
• 33 P. 456
• 1893 Cal. LEXIS 1049

Syllabus

<p>Appeal—Assignment of Errors.—An Objection that the verdict is against the law is not sufficient to raise the point that plaintiff was guilty of contributory negligence.</p> <p>Negligence.—That a Person, in Crossing a Street, fails to use the best course to avoid the danger of being run over, does not show contributory negligence.</p> <p>Negligence.—Whether a Driver of a Wagon at a Street Cross ing could resume his course after checking his horse to allow a foot passenger to get out of the way, without negligence, is for the jury.1</p>