Myers v. Atlantic Coast Line R. Co.

March 12, 1934. The opinion of the Court was delivered by The first trial of this case, resulting in a judgment in favor of the plaintiff, was reversed by this Court, and the case remanded to the County Court of Florence County for a new trial. See Myers v. A.C.L. Railroad Co., 169 S.C. 310,168 S.E., 730. We held that, under the terms of Section 8356 of the Code, a railroad company was not required to maintain at a road crossing two crossing signs, but that one such sign, erected in the proper manner, with the words "Railroad Crossing" printed in large letters on each side thereof, was a…