Louisville, Nashville & Great Southern Railroad v. Reidmond
Tennessee Supreme Court
EROM TIPTON. Appeal in error from the Circuit Court of Tipton ■county. T. J. Flippin, J.
1Opinion of the CourtCooper, J.
Action by Rieidmond against the railroad company for value of a horse killed by the company’s train. The verdict and judgment were in favor of Reidmond, and the company appealed in error.
The learned counsel of the plaintiff in error first insists that the circuit court should have sustained his motion to quash the writ. The record does show that such a motion was made and overruled. But it also shows that no cause was assigned or reason given for the motion.. This court has repeatedly held that such a motion cannot be entertained, for the obvious reason that if the defect relied- on were…
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