A. F. Waite Taxi & Livery Co. v. McGrew

On the 16th day of June, 1920, the defendant in error, Abraham D. McGrew, while riding as a passenger from Cleveland to Bedford, Ohio, in one of the oars of the A. F. Waite Taxi & Livery Company, was injured in a collision between the car aforesaid and another machine driven by a third party. McGrew instituted this action against the taxi company to recover damages for such injuries, which he alleged were approximately caused by the negligence of the taxi company in two particulars, namely: (1) By operating said car at a high and dangerous rate of speed; and (2) By failing in proper time to…