Davis v. Saginaw-Bay City Railway Co.

The brief for appellant contains a meager statement of facts, followed by a subdivision headed “Legal Points,” which is in turn followed by one headed “Argument.” To the point where argument begins there is no reference to any error relied upon or to the manner in which any question involved is raised. Under the heading “Legal Points” it is said:

*133“It was negligence on the part of the railway company not to give due and timely warning of the approach of its cars to street intersections when a street car stopped there discharging passengers.

“It was negligence on the part of the street railway…