Krouse v. Detroit United Railway

In this case as set out in the opinion of my Brother Moore, the plaintiff’s right to recover rests upon her own unsupported statements as to the facts. Her interest is, of course, manifest. .Opposed to her are four witnesses, not one of whom, at the time of the trial, had the slightest interest in the controversy. Drouillard, the conductor at the time of the accident, had been discharged by defendant before the case was tried in the lower court. Rogers, the motorman at the time, was, when the case was tried, employed by the Grand. Trunk Railway. Whether he was discharged by defendant or left…