Carson v. Green Cab Co.

It is argued by counsel for the Cab Company that the proximate cause of the plaintiff’s injuries was the negligence of the defendant Leet; that the Cab Company’s driver had the right of way, was not bound to anticipate the danger, and that there was no credible evidence of the appellant’s negligence. In addition to the facts already stated *569there was evidence that at some distance before the intersection one of the passengers in the cab had cautioned the driver to go more slowly. The driver of the cab had a full view of the Leet car for a long distance and knew that the car was coming at an…