Summary
In Frink v. Potter, 17 Ill. 406, it was held that carriers of passengers are liable for slight neglect, and that the law imposes upon them the duty of carrying their passengers safely, so far as is reasonably practicable, and that they would be liable for injury by the breaking of an axle by reason of frost, if by extraordinary care and attention the danger might have been avoided.
Summary of this case from Taylor v. Grand Trunk Ry. Co.Opinion
NO. OP 13-0126
2013-03-26
Potter v. Frink
Appeal From: Original Proceeding
Habeas Corpus
OP 13–0126
Granted.