Snyder v. City of Binghamton

Ann M. Snyder, while riding as a passenger in a car driven by Vera Davis on a public street in the city of Binghamton, was injured when that car collided with an automobile owned by the defendant and operated by a duly appointed fireman, responding to a fire alarm. Ann M. Snyder sues for her injuries and Edward C. Snyder, her husband, sues to recover his expenses in the attempted cure of his wife and for the loss of her society and services. The actions were tried together, resulting in verdicts for each plaintiff. The defendant moves for new trials.

Section 282-g of the Highway Law (as added…