Graul v. Boston Elevated Railway Co.

This is an action of tort to recover for personal injuries received in the forenoon of March 12, 1923, on Warren Street, near the corner of Savin Street, in that part of Boston known as Roxbury, by slipping on a ridge or hill of snow caused to be piled up by the defendant. In the notice given the defendant by the plaintiff’s attorney on March 27, the time and the place of the accident were stated, together with the fact that the plaintiff’s injuries were received by falling on a ridge of snow and ice. The notice also contained the statement that “Said ridge of snow and ice was caused to form…