Miller Engineering Co. v. Louisiana Ry. & Nav. Co.

Were we to write an opinion in this case it would tend to the same conclusion, and follow the same line of argument, as the reasons for judgment of the learned trial judge. Therefore we spare ourselves that unnecessary trouble, and simply adopt as our own the said reasons for judgment, which are as follows:

“On August 4, 1915, relator tendered to respondent company 7 cars of stone and switching charges, and demanded that said company spot said cars on its track next to the bank of the river, in order that said cars would be conveniently unloaded on barges which relator had stationed in the…