Opinion
April 17, 1950.
In an action to recover damages for negligence in the operation of the doors of an exit of a bus, as the result of which plaintiff's foot was caught between the doors in closing, to her injury, judgment for plaintiff affirmed, with costs. No opinion.
The court in its charge committed error affecting a substantial right of the defendants when it charged that the duty of the defendants was "to exercise a very high degree of care to see that that person is conveyed from the place where she gets on the vehicle to the place where she gets off and is free from the vehicle in safety", as well as in that part of the charge wherein the jury was advised of the manner it might reconcile inconsistencies in the testimony of the plaintiff.