Seaboard Coastline R. Co. v. Addison

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• holding that the violation of traffic ordinance is evidence of negligence, and when there is evidence of such violation, requesting party is entitled to have jury so instructed
• rejecting the argument that the instruction requiring a motorist to stop before tracks when a train is approaching was unnecessary because it was within the jury's common sense
• violation of traffic ordinance is evidence of negligence, and when there is evidence of such violation, requesting party is entitled to have jury so instructed

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