Atlanta & West Point Railroad v. McCord

1. A joint interest by the occupants of an automobile in the objects and purposes of the trip for which the automobile is being used does not so engage them in a joint enterprise as to render the negligence of the driver imputable to one of the other occupants, where there is no joint control in the operation of or in-the manner of the operation of the automobile. On the trial of a case against a railroad company, to recover damages for injuries received by the plaintiff from a collision of his automobile with a train at a public crossing, where it appeared from the evidence, without…