Pennsylvania R.R. Co. v. Cook

This is an appeal from a judgment obtained by the appellee, Charles L. Cook, against the appellant, the ■Pennsylvania Railroad Company, for personal injuries sustained on February 28, 1941, while the appellee was leaving a passenger coach at the Biddle Street Station in Baltimore City.

The case was tried before a jury, and at the conclusion of all of the testimony, the appellant offered a prayer to withdraw the case from the jury on the ground that no evidence had been offered legally sufficient to show that the appellant, or any of its agents, had been guilty of any negligence in the…