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Verdict for plaintiff in traffic crossing case reviewed
Hamlyn Harris for the defendant argued the facts show a clear doubt that the car struck the train after the driver slowed at the culvert and failed to stop. He contended the driver saw the train earlier and the bystanders did not observe lights or signals. the evidence suggested the crossing was inadequately protected and the by laws breached. The court weighed whether negligence by the driver or the shanters caused the collision and noted conflicting testimonies from witnesses and railway staff before delivering the verdict.
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Hamlyn-Harria
Wifh Neves
Harris
Bryant
Esteit
Rand
How Wah Road
Aplin Street
McLaughlin
Railway Department
Simpson
Laughlin
Sail- Say
Laughin
Sapiah
Zemitat
Matty
Lahey
Leahy
Oder
Bat Zemust