Hudson v. Grace

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Horace Stern,

While no case is reported in Pennsylvania with the same factual situation as that which gave rise to the present litigation, there is not involved here the appli cation of any new doctrine in tlie law of negligence. Human life is so complex that the circumstances attending the happening of different accidents are correspondingly varied, but the principle which determines the imposition of liability is simple and constant, being based on the proposition that one who, by sub-standard conduct, causes injury to another is legally responsible therefor if the…