Baier v. Cleveland Ry. Co.

To establish actionable negligence it is fundamental that the one seeking recovery must show the existence of a duty on the part of the one sued not to subject the former to the injury complained of, a failure to obsérve such duty, and an injury resulting proximately therefrom.

In accordance with the decided weight of authority, this court is committed to the proposition that a street railway company owes no duty to a passenger to warn him, upon leaving a street car at a regular ■ stop, of the approach of an automobile, and its failure to do so will not render the company liable for injuries…