Florida East Coast Railway Co. v. Davis

The two cases grew out of the same railroad crossing accidents and were tried together. The declaration in the first case alleges “that on the 5th day of April, the plaintiff was crossing the railroad track owned and operated by the defendant at the crossing on said track commonly known as the Fulford crossing, or the crossing at Fulford in said county, the same being a public crossing for vehicles of all kinds and pedestrians and people of all kinds, and a crossing within a village thickly settled with people, and this plaintiff in crossing said railroad track was riding in a Chevrolet coupe…