New York Central Railroad v. De Leury

Appellee was injured in a collision between an automobile, in which she was riding as a guest, and a train. It appears from the interrogatories submitted to the jury and the answers thereto, that the car in which appellee was riding was a sedan, driven by one Erbaugh, who had the lights on the car deflected or what is called “the dimmers on;” that such lights were sufficient to make objects and persons visible upon the roadway ahead of said automobile two hundred feet. At the driver’s left was seated one Margaret Rensberger, and appellee and another were seated in the rear seat; that it was a…