Railway Co. v. Lee
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM HAMBLEN. Appeal iu error from Circuit Court of Hamblen-Comity. W. R. Hicics, J.
1Opinion of the CourtLea, J.
This is an action for damages for injuries sustained by Mrs. Lee while alig’hting from the railroad company’s train at Mossy Creek. There were two trials. Upon the first there was a verdict for plaintiffs. A now trial was granted upon motion of the railroad company, to which action of the Court a bill of exceptions was taken and filed. Upon a second trial there was a verdict and judgment for plaintiffs, but for a less sum than the first trial. New trial being refused, the company has appealed. Both records are here. It is insisted for plaintiffs that there was no error in the charge of the…
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