Brest v. Philadelphia Transportation Co.

WELSH, District Judge.

On October 24, 1958, the jury found that the defendant’s motorman was not negligent, and on the same day, judgment in favor of the defendant was entered.1 On October 29, 1958, plaintiffs filed and served motions for a new trial alleging that the verdict was against the evidence, against the weight of the evidence and against the law, and reserving the right to set forth additional reasons as would appear adequate in the future, more especially after transcription of the stenographic notes of testimony. The transcript of the notes of testimony, including the charge of the…