165 Mass. 264 | Mass. | 1896
The ruling that upon the whole evidence the plaintiff was not entitled to recover was right. While it was proper and necessary for her to cross the tracks to reach the platform from which she was to take her train when it should arrive, there was no reason for crossing when she did, and there was no inducement or invitation held out to her to cross the tracks when she did. Although when she stepped from the platform she looked in both directions, her view of the track upon which she might expect the immediate approach of a train was wholly obstructed by the train going out upon the nearest track, immediately behind which she stepped, and to go upon the other track without looking to see' whether a train was approaching upon it was equivalent to attempting to cross that track without looking at all for the approach of a train from the