Smith v. Savannah Electric Co.

1. Where in an action for damages against a street-railway company, brought by a passenger claiming an unlawful eviction from a street-car, the defendant filed an answer admitting that the plaintiff was a passenger on its ear and that she was evicted therefrom, but claiming that the eviction was fully justified because she refused to move to the proper place in the car, and acted in such- a disorderly-manner that the defendant was compelled, in the interest of decency and good order, to remove her from the car, this was-a good plea of justification, which admitted a prima facie ease in favor…