Banks v. Adams
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the CourtManser, J.
These four cases, arising out of a collision between an electric street car and an automobile, were tried together and resulted in verdicts for the plaintiffs against the Street Rail*272way Company and verdicts in favor of the other defendant, Margaret E. Adams. The defendants were sued jointly upon the ground that the accident was occasioned by their concurrent negligence. The defendant Railway Company filed motions for a new trial upon the usual grounds. The plaintiffs filed motions asking that the verdicts rendered in favor of the defendant, Margaret E. Adams, be set aside There were no…
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