Tampa Electric Co. v. Jandreau

The declaration herein alleges “that on or about the 28th day of August, 1920, the plaintiff’s husband, J. J. Jandreau, was employed as a conductor on one of the ears of the defendant passing along and upon said Seventh Avenue, and plaintiff avers that at said time and place the said car of defendant was so negligently and carelessly operated by the motorman in charge thereof, and while plaintiff’s said husband was standing upon the running board of said ear, or was about to step upon the same, in the discharge of his duty, the said ear was so negligently and carelessly permitted to run in…