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R v Pittwood, [1902] TLR 37, is a case in English criminal law relating to omissions. A railroad gatekeeper failed in his duty to properly open and close a level crossing gate, leading to the death of a driver after his train crashed into a horse and cart. The defendant was found guilty of manslaughter.[1]

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  1. ^ Hails, F. G. (June 1966). "Manslaughter". Police Journal. 39 (6): 306.  – via HeinOnline (subscription required)
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