McCaslin v. Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Co.

Plaintiff purchased a ticket over defend-’

ant’s road from Lansing to Dimondale. She occupied a *554seat a little back from the center of the car. As the train approached Dimondale, the station was called by the brakeman. Plaintiff arose from her seat before the cars stopped. Two passengers, Mr. and Mrs. Stiles, sat near her. Dimondale is a small place, and there were more passengers for that place than usual. There was no specified time for the stoppage of the train, but it was, of course, required to stop long enough to permit passengers to get off and on. Three passengers, including Mr. and…