Renberg v. Chicago City Railway Co.

Defendant in error, F. H. Renberg, recovered a judgment in the Municipal Court of Chicago against the Chicago City Railway Company, for professional services rendered by him on January 1, 1908, to a man named Richardson, who fell from a car of the company and was injured. Richardson never made any claim against the company, and the evidence in this case tends to show no liability on the part of plaintiff in error for Richardson’s injury.

Richardson was picked up by the conductor and motórman of the car of plaintiff in error from which he fell, and was carried to a drug store at the corner of…