Vidal v. Porto Rico Railway, Light & Power Co.

The record tends to show that Carlos Aguado y Vidal met his death in a state of intoxication; that while entirely under the influence of liquor he was lying on the ground with his legs across one of the rails on the right of way of the electric tramway known as the Porto Rico Railway, Light and Power Company, the defendant in this case; that he was killed by a car of the defendant company while his legs were so lying across the track. There was no evidence tending to show that the spot where the accident occurred was frequented by the public. On the contrary, the evidence tended to show that…