Brown v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Carroll

— Affirming,

The appellant, while handling freight as an employe of the appellee at its freight depot in Louisville, was injured in December, 1908, by a piano that sipped or fell from the truck upon which it was being moved. To recover damages for the injuries thus sustained, he brought suit, and upon a trial had in March, 191.0, the jury assessed his damages at $5,321. A motion for a new trial was filed by appellee, and the court upon considering it, set aside the verdict and granted the appellee a new trial. In March, 1911, the case Was again tried, and a…