Kansas City Southern Railway Co. v. Marrow

CORN, Vice Chief Justice.

Peggy Marrow, a minor fifteen years of age at the time of the accident, was a passenger in an automobile driven by Bobby Clark. She suffered the injury and resultant disability, when, as the car was being driven across the railroad tracks it was struck by the train of the Kansas City Southern Railway Company, a corporation.

Through her guardian, Cleo Bascue, she brought this action against the said railway company and the said driver of the car for the damages resulting from the multiple injuries sustained by her.

The jury brought in two verdicts in favor of the…