Banderob v. Wisconsin Central Railway Co.

Although there is little conflict of fact in this case, the questions of law are very close. The principal contention of the appellant is that the plaintiff was a trespasser upon the grounds of the defendant at the time she received the injury by tripping against and falling over the wire stretched by defendant from the telegraph pole eastwardly at right angles to the length of the brick platform where the twelve-foo-t width of the latter terminated and between the grass plat and the north edge of the eight-foot eastward extension or expansion of the brick platform. That in consequence the…