Hoag v. South Dover Marble Co.

In this case the evidence most favorable to the plaintiff/of the facts from which the negligence of the defendant ¿an be reasonably inferred, is the plaintiff’s own testimony that, as she was proceeding along the highway driving gentle horse, having just safely passed over the defendant’s track at a crossing, while passing a car of the defend,int which had been stopped to allow her to pass, then not in/ motion, her horse became frightened at the noise causecjl by compressed air escaping from the car, ran away, and sine being thrown from her wagon sustained injuries, the basis/of this action.

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