Sabo v. New York Central Railroad

On October 16, 1954, at approximately 5:30 in the afternoon, plaintiffs were riding in an automobile proceeding in an easterly direction on Southern avenue (now John ICronk) in the city of Detroit. Said street was crossed at the time by tracks of the defendant railroad company at approximately a 45° angle, from northwest to southeast. A collision occurred between the automobile and a locomotive that was on, or crossing, the street, and both plaintiffs sustained personal injuries. The cases were tried together in circuit court and verdicts returned in favor of plaintiffs. Defendant moved for…