Southern Railway Co. v. Miller
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Petition to remove cause, from city court of Hall county— Judge Prior. May 25, 1906.
1Opinion of the CourtHill, C. J.
W. M. Miller brought suit in the city court of Hall county against the Southern Railway Company, a corporation, Ed. 5. Hurst, an individual of Fulton county, Benjamin Voils, an individual of Fulton county, and Tom Cox, an individual of DeKalb *617•county. The cause of action arose in Hall county, wherein the defendant railway company was running a line of track, when the plaintiff received the injuries upon which he predicated his right •of action. The declaration makes a joint suit, alleging that, because of the joint negligence of all four defendants, a collision occurred between the train on…
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