117 Mich. 606 | Mich. | 1898
(after stating the facts).
Plaintiff was a stranger, was invited to alight, and had the right to presume that the place was reasonably safe.
“If a car in which there were passengers was not standing where it would be safe for them to alight without assistance, it was the duty of the company to provide assistance or give warning, or to move the car to a more suitable place. ”
See, also, the authorities cited in that case.
The case was properly submitted to the jury.
Judgment affirmed.