· 11/16/1900
Olson v. Rushfeldt
Citations
- 81 Minn. 381
- 84 N.W. 123
- 1900 Minn. LEXIS 654
How courts have described this case
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- affirming a judgment for the plaintiff where, in an attempt to avoid a train's steam blown onto a passenger platform, she stepped onto a set of tracks in front of another, moving train-car
- affirming a judgment for the plaintiff where, in an attempt to avoid a train’s steam blown onto a passenger platform, she stepped onto a set of tracks in front of another, moving train car
- affirming a judgment for the plaintiff where, in an attempt to avoid a train's steam blown onto a passenger platform, she stepped onto a set of tracks in front of another, moving traincar
- “party cannot complain of an instruction which is in harmony with one given at his own request”
- “party cannot complain of an instruction which is in harmony with one given at his own request”
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