Baldwin v. Brim

This action was instituted by appellee, Monk Brim, as father and next friend of his son, Elect Brim, against appellants, L. W. Baldwin and Guy A. Thompson, trustees for the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company, in the Clark Circuit Court to compensate a personal injury received by the son on September 21, 1934, at Benton, Arkansas, by and through the negligent operation of a train. The complaint in effect alleged that, while Elect Brim lay asleep near' appellants railroad track at a place in full view of the operators of their train, had a lookout been kept as required by § 6568 of Crawford &…