Atlantic Coast Line Railroad v. Summerall

1. Where a passenger upon a railroad train is, without fault on his part, carried .beyond the point of destination called for by his ticket, the railroad company can not, without reference to his comfort and convenience, arbitrarily eject him from the train for nonpayment of an additional fare.

2. While a railroad company may owe no duty, .under its contract of carriage, to awaken a passenger upon his reaching his point of destination, yet where a passenger on a railroad train signifies to the conductor that he may be asleep upon reaching the station of his destination, and the passenger is…