Supreme Court of Pennsylvania May 5, 1913, Appeal, No. 96 (Ziserman v. Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.)
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United States · · · 05-05-1913
Per Curiam,
The first, second, third and fourth assignments of error cannot be considered, as no exception was taken to the charge: Lindsay v. Dutton, 227 Pa. 208. Plaintiff’s sixth point was properly refused. The duty that rested upon the defendant was the exercise of due care under the circumstances — not greater than they required.
Judgment affirmed.
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