Williams Yellow Pine Co. v. Henley

Alleging that appellant had negligently constructed, in a dangerous manner, a logging railroad across an important state highway, and that in consequence thereof appellee, while traveling as a passenger in an automobile, was seriously injured at said crossing, appellee sued appellant and recovered judgment. Appellant assigns as his main point of error that the verdict is contrary to the overwhelming weight of the evidence.

The allegations of appellee, in respect to the negligent and dangerous manner in which said railroad was constructed in and across said highway, were sustained in every…