Gillmore v. Interborough Rapid Transit Co.

Plaintiff was a passenger upon a north-bouna Sixth Avenue elevated train. At Fourteenth street he went to the door of the car, which he testifies was already open. He did not see who opened it. He testified:

“I was just about going out, when the car stopped' suddenly, and I had to grab on the jamb of the door. As I grabbed the jamb, the door loosened its fastening from underneath, and the door slammed, and I had my finger there, and the finger was jammed.”

The plaintiff was uncorroborated, and this is the only evidence of negligence on the part of defendant in the case. Such testimony has…