O'Malley v. Quaker City Cabs, Inc.

Opinion by

Cunningham, J.,

Plaintiff has a verdict and judgment thereon as damages for injuries inflicted when a taxicab, owned by defendant and operated by one of its drivers, ran over his left foot. The facts are practically uncontroverted and the question involved is whether, giving plaintiff the benefit of every proper inference therefrom, defendant’s point for binding instructions should have been affirmed or its subsequent motion for judgment n. o. V. granted.

The accident occurred about noon on October 13, 1930, along the west side of North Broad Street, Philadelphia, between Columbia…