Reports of Cases Determined By the Supreme Court of the State of ..., volume 203
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App. 659; Duke v. Railroad, 99 Mo. 349; Smith v. Railroad, 108 Mo: 243; Robert- son V. Railroad, 152 Mo. 382 ; Waldopf el v. Railroad, 102 Mo. App. 529; Rhodes v. City of Nevada, 47 Mo.
App. 499.
A. R. Taylor, E. E. Rudolph and P. H. Cvllen for respondent.
(1) The court did not commit error in overrul- ing the demurrer to the evidence, for the reason that plaintiff submitted substantial evidence tending to prove his case, which showed a prima-facie right of recovery, and plaintiff was entitled ...to have the probative force of his evidence deter- mined by the jury. Baird v. Railroad, 146 Mo.
265; Eichom v. Railroad, 130 Mo. 575; Graney V. Railroad, 140 Mo. 89; Butts v. Bank, 99 Mo. App.
172; Ladd v. Williams, 104 Mo. App. 390; Knapp v.
Hanley, 108 Mo. App. 353 ; Pembroke y. Railroad, 32 Mo. App. 61. (2) The question of whether or not plaintiff was guilty of contributory negligence in con- tinuing to use a sidewalk where he was compelled to go, and upon which there was an accumulation of ice and snow, when he might have stepped back on the drive- way, which at the time and place was at least equally Digitized by Google 212 SUPREME COUBT OF MISSOURI, Gibler v.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
App. 659; Duke v. Railroad, 99 Mo. 349; Smith v. Railroad, 108 Mo: 243; Robert- son V. Railroad, 152 Mo. 382 ; Waldopf el v. Railroad, 102 Mo. App. 529; Rhodes v. City of Nevada, 47 Mo.
App. 499.
A. R. Taylor, E. E. Rudolph and P. H. Cvllen for respondent.
(1) The court did not commit error in overrul- ing the demurrer to the evidence, for the reason that plaintiff submitted substantial evidence tending to prove his case, which showed a prima-facie right of recovery, and plaintiff was entitled ...to have the probative force of his evidence deter- mined by the jury. Baird v. Railroad, 146 Mo.
265; Eichom v. Railroad, 130 Mo. 575; Graney V. Railroad, 140 Mo. 89; Butts v. Bank, 99 Mo. App.
172; Ladd v. Williams, 104 Mo. App. 390; Knapp v.
Hanley, 108 Mo. App. 353 ; Pembroke y. Railroad, 32 Mo. App. 61. (2) The question of whether or not plaintiff was guilty of contributory negligence in con- tinuing to use a sidewalk where he was compelled to go, and upon which there was an accumulation of ice and snow, when he might have stepped back on the drive- way, which at the time and place was at least equally Digitized by Google 212 SUPREME COUBT OF MISSOURI, Gibler v.
What to read after Reports of Cases Determined By the Supreme Court of the State of ..., volume 203?
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