Kelso v. Phila. R. T. Co.

Opinion by

James, J.,

The only question raised on these appeals is whether or not binding instructions should have been given for the defendant.

On motion for judgment non obstante veredicto the plaintiff is entitled to have the testimony in his behalf considered in its most favorable aspects and he is to be given the benefit of every pertinent fact and inference of fact reasonably deducible therefrom and all unfavorable to him rejected: Snyder v. Penn Liberty Ref. Co., 302 Pa. 320,153 A. 549; Pope v. Reading Co., 304 Pa. 326, 329, 156 A. 106. Upon that question we must give to the plaintiff the…