184 Mass. 365 | Mass. | 1903
The evidence was ample to show that while the plaintiff’s intestate was engaged in unloading the car he was told by Carruth, the conductor in charge of the crew who were to remove the cars from the side track, to “ look out,” because the cars were to be moved; that upon such information it was the duty of the intestate to take down the steel “brow” which connected the car with the chute in the building; that shortly afterwards the cars were moved in obedience to orders from Carruth, and after they had been moved a few feet the intestate was found caught between the “ brow ” and the building and badly injured. So far the case is plain.
As to many of the other parts of the case the evidence is conflicting, and the defendant stoutly contends that there is nothing
Exceptions overruled.