Legal Opinion

Central of Georgia Railway Co. v. Dean

Supreme Court of Georgia

Decided January 13, 1920No. 1287Published

The Court of Appeals certified tbe following question (in Case No. 9476, from Fulton) :» “Can a passenger, traveling, wholly between points in this State, on a through ticket, over different lines of railroad, having a coupon-attached for each road, who has checked his baggage to the point of destination, hold the last connecting carrier liable for the loss of the baggage, where it appears from the evidence that such last connecting carrier never in fact received said…

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The Court of Appeals certified tbe following question (in Case No. 9476, from Fulton) :» “Can a passenger, traveling, wholly between points in this State, on a through ticket, over different lines of railroad, having a coupon-attached for each road, who has checked his baggage to the point of destination, hold the last connecting carrier liable for the loss of the baggage, where it appears from the evidence that such last connecting carrier never in fact received said baggage?”

1Per curiam

1. Where a passenger purchases a through ticket over a line of railroads, having a coupon attached for each road, and checks his baggage through to his destination, if, upon his arrival, it is found to be lost, he may hold the last road of the line responsible therefor, whether the last road actually received the baggage or not. Savannah, Florida & Western Ry. v. McIntosh, 73 Ga. 532.

2. We are requested to review and overrule the case of Savannah, Florida & Western Ry. v. McIntosh, supra, but a sufficient number of the Justices of this court do not agree to overrule that case.

All the Justices…

2Cases cited1 opinion

  1. Savannah, Florida & Western Railway v. McIntoshSupreme Court of Georgia · 1885

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