GRIFFITH, J.
When the conduct of a party is once ascertained, the question whether it came up to the standard of reasonable care prescribed by the law ordinarily must be decided as a matter of fact. Only in clear cases can it be ruled on as a matter of law.
At the conclusion of plaintiff's case, was there not presented a question of whether the defendant, under all the attending circumstances, exercised ordinary care toward the plaintiff?
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