Fluker v. Georgia Railroad & Banking Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Railroads. License. Revocation. Notice. Master and servant. Torts. Actions. Before Judge Jenkins. Greene superior court. March term, 1888. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Chief Justice.
The plaintiff had for some nine years, without objection on the part of the company, exercised the privilege of coming upon the right of way and dealing with passengers by supplying them with lunches. A part of the time he had even used the platform of the company for this purpose, and perhaps also had been allowed to enter the cars. The privilege, except as to coming upon the right of way, was revoked some four years previously to October, 1886. On the 10th of said October, the plaintiff received notice to cease the exercise of the privilege as to the right of way,…
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