Sullivan v. Boston Elevated Railway Co.

These are two actions of tort, the first brought to recover damages for personal injuries resulting from an accident which occurred shortly after nine o’clock in the evening of August 3, 1931, on Main Street, between Auburn and Oak streets, in that part of Boston called Charlestown. The second action was brought by the husband of the plaintiff in the first case to recover for loss of services and for money expended by him in an effort to cure his wife. Whenever the word plaintiff is used it will indicate the plaintiff in the first action. The bill of exceptions contains all the evidence…