Georgia Southern & Florida Railway Co. v. Wilson

This opinion will refer to the plaintiff in error as the "defendant” or "the defendant railroad company” and to the defendant in error as the “plaintiff,” they having occupied those respective relationships to the case in the trial court.

Grounds 4 and 5 complain that the court admitted over the defendant’s timely objection evidence that prior to the time when the plaintiff’s son was killed, the railroad company had not objected to members of the public crossing its tracks at the point where the plaintiff contended his son was killed, and that they had posted no signs indicating its objection…