Trice v. Chesapeake & O. Ry. Co.
West Virginia Supreme Court
cited 34 TV. Va, 05; I-Iutch. Car. (2d! Ed) § 580, p. 675; Id. § 38(U; 20 U. C. Q. B. 24, 27; 11 Lea (Tenn.) 98; 45 Iowa 69; 50 Iowa 79; 49 Mich. 184; 36 W. Va. 338. cited 36 W. Va. 318, and 39 TV. Va. 475.
1Opinion of the Court
JÍRannon, Judge:
Trice sued the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company, in Cabell county, for damages for his ejectment from a train, and, on demurrer to evidence, recovered judgment for five hundred and fifty dollars, and the defendant brought the case here.
The facts, in short, are as follows: Trice boarded a passenger train on the 24th of April, 1893, at Charleston, to go-to Huntington. He had a mileage ticket issued for one thousand miles, having remaining unused coupons for forty miles’ travel. -These tickets are good for one year from issue. This one had stamped upon it as date of its issue…
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