Taylor v. Florida East Coast Railway Co.

— The cause of action alleged is, in brief, that Fred F. Taylor and the appcriee in 1892, entered into an agreement by which in consideration of the conveyance of certain described lands by Taylor to defendant on which to build a portion of defendant’s main line, and also a designated spur track, “Y,” depot and platforms, at Rockledge, Florida, and the payment 1 - Taylor of $2,500.00 towards the erect, on of the track and depot, and the idease of claims for damages amounting to $2,500.00 to the defendant by Taylor, the defendant agreed to construct a “Y,” and a spur track from its main line…