Langworthy v. Township of Green
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Mecosta. (Palmer, J.) Negligence case. Defendant brings error. The facts are stated in the opinion, and in 88 Mich. 207.
1Opinion of the CourtMcGrath, J.
Plaintiff sued to recover for injuries received by reason of a defective highway, and recovered judgment. The case was before us at the October term, 1891, and is reported in 88 Mich. 207.
A log was partially imbedded in the highway near the center of the traveled portion, and parallel with the highway. Three or four feet of the log was visible, and *95the top of the log at that end ivas from four to eighteen inches above the road-bed. Two other persons sat on the wagon seat with plaintiff. The front wheel struck the log, whereupon one end of the seat dropped into the wagon-box, and plaintiff was…
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