Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co. v. Bouck

Gary, <7.

This was an action to recover damages for personal injuries suffered by the appellee at a railroad crossing of a street in Chicago as stated in the brief of appellants. “ The questions in this case arise upon the decisions of the court in refusing to require the special findings as requested by the defendant, in submitting certain questions to the jury, and in giving and refusing the instructions.”

The questions actually submitted by the court to the jury are conceded to have been proper except this: “Was the plaintiff using ordinary care at the time of the injury complained of ? ”…