Lyons v. Inhabitants of Brookline
119 Mass. 491, 1876 Mass. LEXIS 72
Opinion
The jury, under the instructions given them, having found that the plaintiff was not travelling in the highway, and that the injury to her was caused by the act of third persons, the town is not liable. Tighe v. Lowell, ante, 472. Kidder v. Dunstable, 7 Gray, 104. Exceptions overruled.
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