Birmingham Terminal Co. v. Wilson

FOSTER, Justice.

The question on this appeal relates to the correct amount for which judgment should be rendered.

Appellant is complaining that the amount of the judgment exceeds its liability. Appellant was the defendant, and will be here referred to as such; and appellee as plaintiff. The trial was on an agreed statement of facts.

Defendant was agent for several railroads entering Birmingham, and furnished the terminal facilities for them, including the “red cap” service, and including the Alabama Great Southern Railway, as one of such railroads. The railroad is not sued, but only the terminal…