Fetterolf v. Yellow Cab Co. (Et Al.)

Opinion by Cunningham, J.,

On the afternoon of January 18, 1938, Frank Fetterolf, plaintiff below and appellee herein, while entering a taxicab owned and operated by the Yellow Cab Company, suffered personal injuries when a truck, owned and operated by the City of Philadelphia, in connection with its Electrical Bureau, ran into the left rear corner of the cab. He brought suit against the taxicab company and tlie city to recover damages for injuries to Ms knee, right leg, shoulder, etc. The trial, before Brown, Jr., J., and a jury, resulted in a verdict in favor of the Yellow Cab Company and in…