Louisville & Nashville Railroad v. Holland
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action for damages. Before Judge Fite. Gordon superior ■court. December 9, 1907.
1Opinion of the CourtBeck, J.
Holland brought suit for damages against the Louisville and Nashville Bailroad Company, and alleged, that on a ■certain day in 1905 he was approached by one G. H. Aubrey, “who was acting as agent for said railroad company in securing a right ■of way through said land for the purpose of constructing, and did thereafter construct, its line of railroad, and the said Aubrey requested petitioner to give a right of way” through a certain lot of land of which the plaintiff was the owner; that there was a valuable spring of water on the lot of land, and that the plaintiff secured his supply of water…
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