Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Co. v. Sanders

Action for recovery of damages by appellee, who was in appellant’s service as a section man, on account of injuries received by him in leaving a moving train in obedience to the order of the section foreman. The case was tried without a jury, a special finding of facts made, with conclusions of law, and judgment rendered for $1,000.

The findings show that appellee went along appellant’s railway and did certain work under the order of the foreman, and was by him ordered to get upon a designated train with the rest of the section gang to return home; that when the train neared Norris, the place…