Marshall v. Ogden Union Ry. & Depot Co.

WADE, Justice.

In March, 1948, John D. Marshall, appellant herein, filed suit against the Ogden Union Railway Co., respondent herein, for personal injuries sustained while working as a chair car porter for the Southern Pacific Railroad Co. in respondent’s passenger depot in Ogden, Utah. At the trial of the case in July, 1948, the jury returned a verdict in Marshall’s favor of $8,000.00 general damages and $500.00 special damages. This verdict was set aside by the judge and a new trial granted. On the second trial the jury returned a verdict of no cause for action. From this verdict and…