Plaintiffs, in actions to recover damages for personal injuries, have appealed from judgments of nonsuit granted at the close of their cases. The uncontradicted evidence clearly establishes negligence on the part of defendants and freedom from contributory negligence on the part of plaintiffs. Judgments reversed on the law, and new trial granted, with one bill of costs to the plaintiffs. Hill, P. J., Rhodes, McNamee, Bliss and Heffernan, JJ., concur.
248 A.D. 936
Albert Jordan, as Guardian ad Litem of Alberta Jordan, an Infant over Fourteen Years, Appellant, v. Loren Crannell and Robert John Morrison, Respondents. Albert Jordan, Appellant, v. Loren Crannell and Robert John Morrison, Respondents. Thore Jordan, Appellant, v. Loren Crannell and Robert John Morrison, Respondents. Eva Hicks, Appellant, v. Loren Crannell and Robert John Morrison, Respondents. Lester Thibdeau, Appellant, v. Loren Crannell and Robert John Morrison, Respondents.
Jordan v. Crannell
248 A.D. 936
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248 A.D. 936
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