Said v. Twin City Light & Traction Co.

Citations

• 70 Wash. 585
• 127 P. 191
• 1912 Wash. LEXIS 1087

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Preservation op Grounds — Objections to Pleadings. A reply denying “each, and every material allegation” of an affirmative defense, will be considered sufficient on appeal, where no objection or motion to make more specific was made below and it was there treated as sufficient before verdict.</p> <p>Street Railways — Collision—Persons in Street — Contributory Negligence. Whether it was contributory negligence for plaintiff, who had one arm in a sling, to lead a horse behind a buggy, along a narrow street on which street cars were operated, depends upon the character of the horse, and where the horses were gentle and not usually frightened by street cars, the question was for the jury.</p>