Washington Supreme Court June 10, 1911, No. 9583 (Morrison v. Seattle Electric Co.)
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United States · · · 10-06-1911
Morris, J.
Respondent, a widow, having sustained injuries through the alleged negligence of appellant, recovered judgment for damages, and the company appeals.
The errors assigned are in the instructions to the jury, the first one complained of being this:
“If you should believe from the evidence in this case that the plaintiff while alighting from one of defendant’s cars at a place where it had
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