· 1/5/1891
Kraus v. Penna. R.
Citations
- 139 Pa. 272
- 20 A. 993
- 1891 Pa. LEXIS 987
Syllabus
<p>Before crossing a railroad track, one is bound, not only to stop, look, and listen, at a place where he can see if possible, but, if familiar with the place and his view be obstructed by a passing train, he should remain until his view of the track is clear; otherwise, he is chargeable with contributory negligence.</p>
Judges: Clark, Green, McCollum, Mitchell, Paxson, Pee, Sterrett, Williams
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