184 Mass. 20 | Mass. | 1903
In our opinion the jury could not be permitted to find negligence on the part of the defendant from the evidence. The work of laying water pipes necessarily involved the digging up of the street and the use of its surface to a greater or less extent for the deposit of dirt from the trench and as a place of temporary storage for pipes and other materials and implements. Suitable places for travel seem to have been arranged
We think it unnecessary to consider the question of the plaintiff’s due care or negligence or that of the effect of the acts of the other children in setting the pipe in motion.
Exceptions overruled.