Friedman v. Texas P.R. Co.

The lower Court in a written opinion has set out the issues in this case and has correctly stated the proven facts and determined the case in accordance with the law and jurisprudence of this State. Its opinion is as follows:

"This is a suit for damages by plaintiff against defendant in the sum of $300.00, the value of a bull killed by one of defendant's trains in Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, near the village of Natchez, on March 6, 1942.

"The evidence is brief and uncontradicted. Plaintiff proved that the bull was worth $300.00; that it was killed by defendant's train on March 6, 1942, and…