Cole v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad

Stacy, C. J.,

after stating the case: It is agreed on all hands that the plaintiff suffered a distressing and unfortunate injury at the Union Station in Goldsboro on the night of 21 September, 1935. The trial resulted in a nonsuit as to the Southern, and verdict and judgment against the other defendants. There are three appeals.

Plaintiff’s Appeal.

It is stated in plaintiff’s brief that if the judgment is affirmed as to either of the appealing defendants, “the plaintiff does not desire a new trial against the Southern, and is willing that her appeal be dismissed.” In the light of this statement,…