Cleveland Ry. Co. v. Wendt

Seldom has a case been presented to this court where a recovery of damages had so little merit as this case develops. In its opinion the Court of Appeals frankly states that it might have come to a different conclusion from that arrived at by the jury had it been the triers of fact in the first instance. Counsel for plaintiff in error make the single complaint that the trial court should have sustained its motions for a directed verdict. For that reason we have recited the facts in greater detail than usual, and have given the account of the accident as related by the plaintiff himself. In…