Durando v. Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.

Opinion by

Linn, J.,

Plaintiff, a passenger on defendant’s car, was severely beaten by the conductor. He brought suit and got a verdict. Judgment n. o. v. being refused, the transit company appealed. The assignments of error raise only one point; the sufficiency of the evidence to go to the jury. It was to the following effect: plaintiff boarded a car, paid his fare and ashed for a transfer, to which he was *67entitled bnt which the conductor denied him. On reaching his transfer point, he again asked for the transfer which was again declined. Plaintiff testified the conductor “refused to give it…