Summary
In Schneider v. The Second Avenue Railroad Co. (133 N.Y. 583) it was said: "If the party by his own negligence has placed himself in a situation of peril, and being called upon in a sudden exigency to act, mistakes his best course through an error of judgment, he is not thereby relieved."
Summary of this case from Morris v. Railway Co.Opinion
Argued April 14, 1892
Decided April 26, 1892
Chas. E. Miller and Payson Merrill for appellants.
G. Washbourne Smith for respondent.
PECKHAM, J., reads for modification of judgment.
All concur.
Judgment accordingly.