Sanucci v. New York Central Railroad

Two of defendant’s railroad trains collided. Plaintiff was riding upon one of them as a passenger. The action is for damages for personal injuries received. This appeal is from a judgment entered upon a jury verdict of no cause of action. Concededly there was no contributory negligence in plaintiff. So the verdict meant either no negligence in the railroad employees or that plaintiff suffered no damage.

The mishap occurred near noontime on January 21, 1924, at the station of the defendant at Middleport, N. Y. It was a very cold day, snowing hard and so windy that some of the witnesses…