Hardin v. Fort Worth & Denver City Railway Co.

STEPHENS, Associate Justice.

— For the fourth time this ease is before us on appeal. The former judgments were reversed on account of errors in the charge of the court, as will be seen from the case as reported in 33 Texas Civ. App., 448, 41 Texas Civ. App., 19, and 100 S. W. Rep., 995. The charge is again complained of, but we doubt if the objections urged to the last charge would warrant a reversal of the judgment, though, in stating the degree of care which appellee owed appellant, in the second paragraph the court uses the rather indefinite expression “a high degree of care” instead of a…