Mayabb v. Grand Trunk Western Railroad
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtDethmers, J.
A collision occurred in broad daylight at a railroad crossing between a northbound automobile owned and driven by plaintiff and defendant’s eastbound train. Plaintiff was severely injured physically and rendered mentally incompetent. From judgment for defendant, plaintiff appeals.
Plaintiff claims negligence on defendant’s part in the following respects: (1) failure to keep its right-of-way free from bushes and foliage obstructing the view between its train and plaintiff as he approached the railroad tracks; (2) failure to sound its whistle as train approached the crossing; (3) failure to…
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