Gibbs v. Georgia Southern & Florida Railway Co.

1. A railway company owes no duty not to injure a person by a sudden starting of its train when he is attempting to pass between two of the company’s cars of a standing train at a public crossing, by climbing over the bumpers, where the company has no knowledge that any one is attempting to pass between the cars, or that persons are in the habit of going between the cars of a train .at the crossing. Where, in the petition in a suit against a railroad' company to recover for the homicide of a person killed by the sudden starting of a train while he was attempting to cross between the cars in…