Madrin v. Norfolk Southern Railroad

This is an action to recover damages for injury to pérson and property suffered by the plaintiff at a railroad crossing. The Norfolk Southern Railroad Company and the Sinclair Refining Company were made parties defendant. The case was first tried in October, 1930, and was dismissed as to both defendants. The plaintiff appealed and this Court affirmed the judgment of nonsuit as to the Sinclair Refining Company and granted a new trial against the Railroad Company, 200 N. C., 784.

The cause again came on for trial at the March Term, 1932, of the Superior Court of Pitt County. The plaintiff…