· 5/2/1952
Silver v. New York Central Railroad
Citations
- 105 N.E.2d 923
- 329 Mass. 14
- 1952 Mass. LEXIS 506
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- in a case for personal injuries allegedly suffered by a railway passenger due to the cold temperature on the railway car during a layover, it would be competent to permit the porter to testify that 11 other passengers in the car made no complaint
- eleven independent passengers’ silence increased probative force
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Judges: Lummus, Ronan, Wilkins, Spalding
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