Cases

401 F.Supp.2d 994 (2005) M.A. BENTLY, Tyson Buffington, Dave Chessmore, K.R. Christner, Terry Coon, Ted J. Daniels, Chris Elsten, J.R. Erickson, Rick L. Fletcher, John Gray, Todd J. Gutschenritter, Steven L. Hatton, Irving F. Hiatt, Kevin E. Hosselkus, R.D. Hund, Kevin Knepp, Danny R. Kramer, R.J. Krukemeyer, M.A. Miller, Kenneth Moore, W.B. Niles, Tony Ostrander, J.W. Phipps, Ray F. Ravenscroft, C.A. Reed, M.K. Saathoff, G.K. Schaneman, Jay R. Schneider

PHILLIPS, Circuit Judge. Christner brought this action against the Poudre Valley Cooperative Association 1 in the United States District Court for the District of Colorado, under § 9(d) of the Universal Military Training and Service Act, 62 Stat. 614, 50 U.S.C.A.Appendix,

Houston Harvey was a fare paying passenger on a Kansas City Public Service Company bus when it was involved in a collision with an Alton Railroad engine on the tracks of the Kansas City Terminal Railway Company. Harvey instituted *Page 736 this action against the Kansas City Public Service [430] Company, the Alton Railroad and the Kansas City Terminal Railway Company to recover damages for his personal injuries. He settled with the Kansas

Appellants, as receivers of the Wabash Railway Company, appeal from a $10,000 judgment for respondent. Respondent's husband, Paul Krause, was killed instantly when appellants' west bound train struck his automobile at a public highway grade intersection. Respondent's case was submitted on charges, in the alternative, that appellants negligently failed to warn of the approach or to slacken the speed of the train involved under the humanitarian doctrine. Primary negligence also had been pleaded

Plaintiff was injured when an automobile, operated by her son-in-law, in which she was riding as a guest, collided with a concrete block or slab located "midway in the intersection" of two of the public streets of the city of St. Louis. She brought this action against the city for damages for the injuries so sustained. The petition alleges and prays damages in the sum of $25,000. The action was filed, and trial had, in the Circuit Court of the City of St. Louis. The verdict of the jury and th

* NOTE: Opinion filed at September Term, 1937, April 1, 1938; motion for rehearing filed; motion overruled at May Term, 1938, May 26, 1938. Action for personal injury received at a grade crossing. The verdict and judgment were for $35,000. Motion for new trial was overruled and defendants appealed. Primary and humanitarian negligence were pleaded, but the cause went to the jury solely on humanitarian negligence.

This is an action for personal injuries received by respondent in a crossing collision between an automobile driven by him and a train operated by appellants. The collision occurred at a point where a public road crosses the Wabash tracks in Clay County about one mile west of Missouri City. For some distance east of this crossing the railroad runs along the base of a bluff about twenty-five or thirty feet high. There is a state highway running along the top of the bluff parallel with the rail

189 Or. 126 (1950) 214 P.2d 254 218 P.2d 720 FINN ET AL. v. SPOKANE, PORTLAND & SEATTLE RAILWAY COMPANY Supreme Court of Oregon. Argued January 4, 1950. Reversed and remanded January 31, 1950. Rehearing May 17, 1950. Former opinion sustained May 31, 1950.

Action for personal injury; verdict and judgment for $9,000 went for plaintiff; defendant appealed. About 4:30 P.M., on August 25, 1941, plaintiff was driving his automobile north on Troost Avenue in Kansas City. In front of him were defendant's northbound street car and an automobile some 25 or 30 feet to the rear or south of the street car. Out to the right some 3 or 4 feet and 10 or 15 feet in front of plaintiff's automobile was a boy on a bicycle; and about 25 or 30 feet south of p

The defendant, Lowe Campbell Athletic Goods Company, furnished a vaulting pole which broke while plaintiff was using it in vaulting, and thus caused him to fall and be injured. He brought this suit to recover for his injuries, had a verdict and judgment in the amount of $7500. The defendant has appealed. The defendant argues the court erred in refusing its request for directed verdict. In ruling this question we must accept as true the evidence favorable to plaintiff and reject as unt

Appeal from the Jackson County Circuit Court. The plaintiff in this case alleges himself to be a beneficial member of the defendant corporation. The plaintiff alleges that the defendant corporation "was at all times herein mentioned engaged in the business of establishing and managing a fund for the payment of sums of money to its members, including this plaintiff, in the amounts and upon the contingencies hereinafter more particularly set out, and that in the carrying on of its said business

Fritz, J. Upon a complaint which was filed by the district attorney of Dane county in the superior court of that county, and which charged the plaintiffs in error, R. R. Kropf, R. H. Farness, and A. T. Rogers, and others, with the commission of certain criminal offenses, warrants were issued for their arrest. Upon a preliminary examination, that court determined that the evidence submitted in that examination disclosed that crim

147 F.Supp. 127 (1956) In re GREEN RIVER DRAINAGE AREA. In the Matter of the General Determination of the Rights to the Use of All the Water, both Surface and Underground, Within the Drainage Area of the Green River Above the Confluence of Pot Creek, Including Pot Creek, in Daggett, Summit, and Uintah Counties, Utah. No. C-7-56. United States District Court D. Utah, Central Division.