Davis v. Rumney

Case, for injuries to the plaintiff’s intestate upon a highway. Verdict for the plaintiff. The statement of claim filed by the plaintiff represented that the deceased and his horse and carriage were thrown “over and down a bank on the westerly side of said "highway at a point indicated by a stake between two large rocks, about 847 feet southerly from a point in said highway where a line running easterly on the west side of Lewis Loveland’s house crosses said highway.” The highway runs in a northerly and southerly direction, and Loveland’s house is on the westerly side of it. The stake…