W.J. S.S.R.R. Co. v. Atlantic City, C., Co.

Complainant's bill sets forth that it is a railroad company; that the defendant electric company, desiring to construct for its own benefit a line of poles and wires across complainant's right of way, necessitating the raising of complainant's wires on its own right of way, sought and obtained permission from complainant so to do; that said permission was contained in a contract between the parties under which complainant reserved the right to do, by its own employes, the portion of the work within the railroad right of way, and under which the defendant was to pay the entire costs and…