Lafayette Street Railway, Inc. v. Ullrich

Action by appellee against appellant to recover damages for personal injuries alleged to have been received by appellee on September 1, 1923, while riding as a passenger in a street car alleged to have been owned and operated by appellant. Appellee alleged in her complaint that appellant was negligent in three particulars: (1) That the motorman and conductor in charge of appellant’s one-man, pay-as-you-enter, car, was inexperienced and incompetent in the operation of passenger cars, which fact it was alleged appellant' well knew; (2) that appellant permitted its passenger car to be operated…