Tuttle v. Detroit, Jackson & Chicago Railway Co.

In this action plaintiff recovered a verdict and judgment against defendant of $300 for injuries sustained while alighting from one of its interurban cars on September 18, 1912, at the so-called Cooper crossing, a farm stop near plaintiff’s place of residence, iy% miles easterly from the village of Chelsea, in Washtenaw county.

The negligence charged against defendant in plaintiff’s declaration, and upon which the case was submitted to the jury, is, briefly, that after defendant’s *392car upon which plaintiff was a passenger came to a stop at Cooper’s crossing to allow him to alight, and just as…