Louisville & Nashville Railroad v. Muncey

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Logan

Affirming.

The Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company laid its tracks through the City of Hazard on the west side of the North fork of the Kentucky river in 1912. It appears that there was a roadway, or passway, paralleling the tracks and passing under the tracks after the rails were laid, through an underpass constructed by the railroad at the time. There was a ferry across the river in the town of Hazard. The main part of the town was on the east side of the river. Not far from the river was High street on the east side.

In the year 1921 the railroad company…