Central of Georgia Railway Co. v. Price

In. the view we take of this ease, it is unnecessary to deal wjth the many special grounds of the motion for a new -trial. / The record discloses that Mrs. Price was a passenger on a train of the defendant company, and that her destination was Winchester, Georgia. Through the negligence of the conductor, she was not put off at Winchester, but was carried on to Montezuma. Upon her arrival at the latter place, the conductor advised her to go to the hotel and spend the night, he agreeing to carry her back to Winchester in the morning when his train made the return trip. He accompanied-her to a…