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A Selection of Cases on the Law of Torts

Note 74 — Chapter II · NEGLIGENT INTERFERENCE (continued 2)

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“But it would savor too much of refinement to hold that there is any practical inaccuracy in saying that one driving a high-powered automobile must exercise a greater care toward others on a state highway than one plodding along a country road with an ox team.” Rugg, C. J., in Com. v. Horsfall, 213 Mass. 232, 235.

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