Francis v. Gaffey
211 N.Y. 47
Opinion
The plaintiff, while riding on his motorcycle at a speed of twenty-five to twenty-eight miles an hour, struck a loose stone as big as his head lying in a country highway and was injured. There were a number of stones of like size at the place of the accident, variously estimated by the plaintiff’s witnesses at from
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Francis v. Gaffey, 211 N.Y. 47 (N.Y. 1914).
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