Nichols v. Red Arrow Freight Lines
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DAVIS, Justice.
On November 16, 1951, W. A. Nichols, plaintiff below, was an employee of MK-T Railroad Company of Texas, hereinafter referred to as “Katy”, and was working as a roadmaster which necessitated that he operate a small railroad motor car upon and along the railroad tracks which ran in an easterly-westerly direction between Smithville, Texas, and Houston, Texas. In the early morning of said date, as Nichols started to cross an intersection of said railroad track on a road known as “Old Plum Road” which road runs in a northerly-southerly direction across said railroad track, while…
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