Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. v. Cox

The writ of error is to the overruling of demurrers to the plaintiff’s petition. The petition contained two counts. The first count alleged, that the plaintiff, on May 23, 1903, while in the employment of the Louisville & Nashville Eailroad Company and the Atlantic Coast Line Eailroad Company, lessees of the Georgia Eailroad and Banking Company, was injured to the extent of losing both of his legs, under such circumstances as to make all of the above-named railroad companies, as well as the Atlanta & West Point Eailroad Company, liable to him; and that all of these companies (who are the…