Doty v. Southern Pacific Co.
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBailey, J.
This action arose out of a collision between an automobile driven by plaintiff, Peggy L. Doty, and a pas senger train operated "by defendant, Southern Pacific Company, where Sixth Street intersects the main line track of the railroad company in Grants Pass, Oregon, on November 28,1945. Joined with the Southern Pacific Company, as defendants, were J. O. Eifert and G. P. Burnett, engineer and conductor, respectively, of the train involved in the mishap. At the close of plaintiff’s evidence, judgment of involuntary nonsuit was entered in favor of the individual defendants. Prom a judgment in…
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