Kaminski v. Grand Trunk Western Railroad

Supreme Court of Michigan · Decided 1956-12-28

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Black, J. This is a negligence case. The rule of conjectural cause is pressed upon us by a defendant held actionably negligent in the court below. We are reminded of decisions alleging that this Court does not recognize the doctrine res ipsa loquitur. It is said that the evidence before us proves an accident only, and that there is a want of proof or inference fro…

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