Ohio Court of Appeals April 6, 1925, No. 2600 (Cincinnati Trac. Co. v. Kuhn)

CUSHING, J.

George Kuhn, an employee of the Cincinnati Traction Co. was injured Sept. 13, 1919 as he claimed by the Company’s failure to comply with a lawful requirement. In the first trial in the Hamilton Common Pleas, the jury returned a verdict for Kuhn and on Feb. 7, 1924 the Supreme Court reversed the verdict and ordered a new trial. At the second trial Kuhn recovered a verdict.