39 Me. 506 | Me. | 1855
— The condition of the road, as left by the defendants, was a matter for the consideration of the jury. That condition was to be ascertained from tho testimony of witnesses. If the fact, that one or more persons had been upset iu driving over the road in question, were to be regarded as admissible in evidence, then it would necessarily be proper to receive testimony to show that the accidents which may have occurred, were tho results of carelessness or negligence on tho part of those sustaining the injuries of which complaint is made. It would be equally
New trial granted.