Brunswick & Western Railroad v. Hardey & Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action for damages. Before Judge Williams. City court of Waycross. June 21, 1900.
1Opinion of the CourtLewis, J.
J. W. S. Hardey & Company brought suit for $1,500 damages, in the city court of Waycross, against the Brunswick & Western Railroad Company. The petition alleged, in substance, that, until December 26, 1899, there had been for more than fifteen years a public-road crossing across the line of the defendant company in that part of the city of Waycross known as Hazzard’s hill, at the intersection of Wilkinson street and the Brunswick & Western Railroad’s right of way; that this crossing connected Wilkinson street with the public road which runs along the railroad and which leads from Waycross to…
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