Atlantic Coast Line R.R. Co. v. Moore

Defendant in Error, a train switchman in the employ of the Plaintiff in Error, was injured August 2, 1935, as he was boarding a passengar car attached to a mixed train in the railroad yards at High Springs, Florida. He was on duty at the time and was one of the switching crew which was shifting cars and placing them on “what is known as the cab track.” The switching crew was engaged at the time in breaking up the Perry mixed local, and had all the cars' placed but two, one of which was the passenger car number 910 on which plaintiff was injured. He had thrown the switch and as the passenger…