Selby v. Detroit Railway

This case is before us for the second time. See 122 Mich. 311. A full statement of the facts here is therefore not essential. The theory of the plaintiff and of the defendant is there stated. We there declared the law of the case in the following language:

“ If the claim of the plaintiff was true that she had been carried past the place where she desired to alight, and the car was stopped farther on by the conductor to enable her to alight, then it was negligence on the part of the company to start the car while she was in the act of stepping from the car to the pavement.”

The plaintiff had…