NEGLIGENT DRIVING. 



295 



Abbott r. Macfie 314 



A Heap left on a Rigltwaij .... 315 



Opportunity of seeing the Ob- 

 struction id. 



Eunning over Stones at Night . , id. 



Leaving the Highicaij id. 



Excavation a public Nuisance . . 316 



Trespasser may maintain an 

 Action id. 



True Test of legal Liability .... id. 



Owners of private Ways may be 

 liable for Negligence id. 



Even where Lnjury caused by 

 intervening act of third Tarty . 317 



Liability of a Contractor id. 



Where there arc several ivays of 

 doing a Thing , .... 318 



Liability of an Emp)loyer id. 



What is the Question in such 

 Cases id. 



Drain repaired by an ordinary 

 but skilful Labourer id. 



Stones left by a Sub-Contractor . 319 



Statutory L)uty — Surveyor of 

 Highicays id. 



Terformance of an ordinary Do- 

 mestic Duty id. 



Manure left on a Road 320 



With regard to Works cvccutcd 

 under Local Acts id. 



Eotli Parties to blame id. 



Identification of Child icith Ter- 

 son in charge of it 321 



Identification of Tassenger ivith 

 Driver id. 



Remarks in Smith's Leading 

 Cases id. 



Tower of Selection 322 



Altogether an Accident id. 



Manning over a Terson at Night . id. 



Where it is the Result of the 

 sudden Fright of the Horse . . 323 



Hammack c. White id. 



Manzoni v. Douglas 324 



Horse running away id. 



Qualification of Rule 325 



Froof of Negligence must be 



affirmative 4 id. 



Where Evidence is equally con- 

 sistent ivith Negligence and no 



Negligence 326 



Where a Horse straying in a 

 Highivay kicked a Child .... 327 



Horse kicking at Sale id. 



Accident itself sometimes affirma- 

 tive Froof of Negligence . . .-. id. 



Evidence identical with that re- 

 quired for Manslaughter .... 328 

 As to Demand of Farticulars in 

 Actions for Negligent Driving, id. 



KULE OP THE EOAD. 



Right Side of the Road 328 



Driving on the wrong Side in the 



Dark id. 



Seeing a Ferson coming on his 



wrong Side id. 



Does not justify a wanton In- 

 jury 329 



Rule of the Road not inflexible. . id. 



Light Load meeting Heavy .... id. 



Farties meeting on a sudden, . . , id. 



Rule of the Road ap2)Ues to Saddle 



Horses 330 



Ordinary Vehicles meeting Street 



or Tram Cars id. 



Foot Fassengers id. 



Rule of the Road does not apply. 331 



Going over a Crossing id. 



Nuisance on Fublie Highway . . id. 



Horse and Carriagebefore Trades- 

 man'' s Door id. 



Negligent Driving by a Seevant. 



When the Master was liable ac- 

 cording to former Decisions ., 331 



Liability now more extensive . . 332 



Lirapus v. General Omnibus 

 Co id. 



Acts done within Employment 

 and for Master'' s Interest .... id. 



If Servant vindictively strikes 

 Horse with his Whip 333 



Instructions of Master, if disre- 

 garded, immaterial id. 



Master liable, if Acts are done 



for his Benefit id. 



Unless done out of the Course 

 ' of the ServanV s Employment 334 



Liability of Cab Froprictor .... id. 



Master and Servant driving to- 

 gether 335 



Servant entrusting the Reins to a 

 Stranger id. 



Servant striking the Horse of 

 another 336 



Servant striking Fassenger .... id. 



Guard of Omnibus using undue 

 Violence to Fassenger id. 



Servant removing an Obstruction 337 



Servant acting im2}roperly .... id. 



Making a Detour for his own 

 Furposcs id. 



Serva)it acting contrary to his 

 Trust 338 



Taking his Master's Horse with- 

 out Leave id. 



Re-entering on Duty 339 



Taking the Horse of another . , id. 



