Central of Georgia Railway Co. v. Sigma Lumber Co.

Count 1 avers a course of dealing between the parties in respect to the receipt of lumber for *629shipment from plaintiff’s mill. Defendant maintained a side track at plaintiff’s mill, bnt bad there no office or agent. It is to be inferred, of course, that the side track was maintained for the mutual convenience of the parties in the shipment of lumber. In pursuance of its usual practice defendant, on plaintiff’s request, placed two cars upon the side track to be loaded by plaintiff Avith lumber for transportation on March 16, 1908. Plaintiff notified defendant’s conductor on its train going east…