Seaboard Air Line Railway Co. v. Myrick

— The defendant in error, who lives in Thomas-ville, Georgia, and has a saw mill business at Woodville, Florida, was making a trip in his automobile in June, 1922, from Woodville to Tallahassee, a distance of about nine miles. At the point where the railroad crosses the public road the defendant encountered a train of the railroad company en route from Tallahassee to Covington. The crossing is about three miles from Tallahassee, by way of the public road, and about six miles from Woodville.

As a result of the collision the defendant in error sustained some physical injuries which are not…