Southern Railway Co. v. Crabb

1. “The allowance rightfully to be made for indiscreet conduct under excitement and alarm can better be determined by the jury than by the court.” Smith v. Wrightsville & Tennille R. Co., 83 Ga. 671 (10 S. E. 361).

2. Whether the agents of a railroad company were negligent, or exercised extraordinary diligence, in the case of a passenger seeking to enter a train, as well as the comparative negligence of the passenger and the agents of the carrier in contributing to or preventing injury, is a question for determination by a jury; and the finding of the jury is not to be disturbed, if there is…