Indianapolis Union Railway Co. v. Dohn

Suit to enjoin appellee from entering upon the station grounds of appellant to solicit customers for his hack. The question arises upon appellant’s exception to the conclusion, of law upon the facts specially found.

The facts are briefly these: Appellant is a corporation composed of various railway companies, and organized under the act of March 2, 1885. Acts 1885, p. 30, §§5232-5250 Burns 1894, §§3964 a-s Horner 1897. Appellee is the driver of a public conveyance, commonly called a hack, engaged in the business of transporting persons without discrimination from place to place in and about…