Coy v. Boston Elevated Railway Co.

This is an action of tort to recover for personal injuries received by the plaintiff on June 5, 1905, while a passenger on one of the defendant’s cars. At the close of the evidence the presiding judge* directed a verdict for the defendant, and by agreement reported the case “upon all the evidence that has been properly admitted, and such other evidence, if any, as has been offered and not admitted which should have been admitted, and no other.” If a verdict should not have been directed for the defendant, judgment is to be entered for the plaintiff for $1,900; otherwise, judgment is to be…