Henning v. Rothschild

The plaintiff was only required to exercise an amount of care commensurate with the apparent danger, and in proceeding forward after the passage of the car on the up track, he was not bound to anticipate that a vehicle going south would make a sharp turn at the north crossing, the point where the collision occurred. Hegligence will not be imputed to a party merely because he regulates his conduct upon the assumption that the other party will conduct himself with reasonable care. lithe defendant acted with ordinary prudence, he would not have made the turn in question until he proceeded…