Colt, J. In actions of this description, the questions whether the plaintiff was himself in the exercise of due care, and the defendants’ act negligent, whether the injury suffered was due to that act, as well as the amount of damage to the plaintiff, are, as a general rule, practical questions of fact to be settled by the knowledge and experience of the jury. The defendants’ liability depends upon circumstances which, as the cas…
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