Wolf v. East Tenn., Va. & Ga. Railway Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Negligence. Master and servant. Parent and child. Railroads. Nonsuit. Before Judge Milner. Gordon superior court. February term, 1891.
1Opinion of the Court
Judgment affirmed.
W. D. Wolf, a minor, by his father as next friend, sued the railway company for damages from personal injuries, and the father sued for loss of services, etc. of his son. The cases were heard together. After the introduction of evidence for the plaintiffs, the court granted a nonsuit, to which grant, and to the rejection and admission of certain testimony hereafter mentioned, the plaintiffs excepted.
The testimony of W. D. Wolf was to the following effect: lie was front brakeman on the south-bound train of defendant which stopped at Sugar Yalley, a station on defendant’s…
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