115 Pa. 135 | Pa. | 1887
delivered the opinion of the court, February 7th, 1887.
Two well established principles, governing cases like that in hand, seem to have been overlooked or disregarded by the court below in the disposition of the present contention. The one is that, as a general rule, questions of negligence are for the jury, and cannot be determined by the court. This rule
The judgment is reversed, and a new venire ordered.