 | Seymour Dwight Thompson - 1902 - 1274 sidor
...roadbed, machinery, passenger trains, etc., the rule being that in regard to the former, the company is bound simply to exercise ordinary care in view of the dangers to be apprehended;7 its duty in this respect being to provide a reasonably safe place for the accommodation... | |
 | Edgar Benton Kinkead - 1903 - 906 sidor
...appliances would be likely to occasion great danger and loss of life to travelers, and the corporation is bound simply to exercise ordinary care in view of the dangers to be apprehended."18 This rule is applicable to all phases of the relation of carrier and passenger. The... | |
 | Edward Beers Thomas - 1904 - 1448 sidor
...happening of the accident; and that, therefore, the motion for nonsuit should have been granted. In the approaches to the cars, such as platforms, halls,...stairways and the like, a less degree of care is required than in the actual operation of trains, and for the reason, that the consequences of a neglect of the... | |
 | 1905 - 1100 sidor
...only to be held to reasonable care to be measured by the circumstances surrounding the case. But in the approaches to the cars, such as platforms, halls,...skill and care which human foresight can attain to arc naturally of a much less serious nature. The rule in such cases is that the carrier is bound simply... | |
 | Francis Marion Burdick - 1905 - 604 sidor
...v. Midland Ry., LR 4 QB 379, 38 L. JQB 169 (1869) ; Hyman v. Nye, 6 QBD 685, 44 LT 919 (1881). are " bound simply to exercise ordinary care in view of the dangers to be apprehended." "8 Liability of Landowners to Lawful Passers-By. In the absence of a statute imposing specific duties... | |
 | California. Supreme Court - 1906 - 820 sidor
...protection of his passengers." (Pennsylvania Co. v. Marion, 104 Ind. 242.) "The rule in such cases \s, that the carrier is bound simply to exercise ordinary care, in view of the dangers to be apprehended." (Kelly v. Manhattan R'y Co., 112 NY 443.) Whether there has been an exercise of such care depends upon... | |
 | Russell Whitman - 1916 - 746 sidor
...care is required by law; but in the matter of approaches, stairways, platforms and the like, the rule is that the carrier is bound simply to exercise ordinary care in view of the dangers to be apprehended. Kelly v. Manhattan &c. R. Co., 112 NY 443. Q. 23. The Pennsylvania company brought an action against... | |
 | Heman Gerald Chapin - 1917 - 754 sidor
...the cars, such as platforms, halls, stairways, and the like, a less degree of care is required. * * * The rule in such cases is that the carrier is bound...exercise ordinary care in view of the dangers to be apprehended."«8 "With respect of these it is to be 148Kebbe v. Connecticut Co., 85 Conn. 641, 643,... | |
 | Heman Gerald Chapin - 1917 - 720 sidor
...This does not apply, however, where the person of the passenger is not in the carrier's control. "In the approaches to the cars, such as platforms, halls,...stairways, and the like, a less degree of care is required. * * * The rule in such cases is that the carrier is bound simply to exercise ordinary care in view... | |
 | 1921 - 1780 sidor
...was held on appeal that this instruction was erroneous. "The rule in such a case," the court said, "is that the carrier is bound simply to exercise ordinary care in view of the dangers to be apprehended." In Timpson v. Manhattan R. Co. (1889) 52 Hun, 489, 5 NY Supp. 684. 5 Am. Neg. Cas. 469, the action... | |
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But in the approaches to the cars, such as platforms, halls, stairways, and the like, a less degree of care is required; and for the reason that the consequences of a neglect of the highest skill and care which human foresight... 
