Seaboard Air-Line Railway Co. v. Young

1. The petition was not subject to general demurrer in that it set forth no cause of action, or because it affirmatively showed that the driver of the automobile in which the decedent was killed was guilty of negligence proximately causing the homicide, where it was alleged that the decedent, while traveling in an automobile along a public road which made a sharp curve at and upon a bridge over the railroad-track of the defendant, approached the bridge with all proper care and diligence, at a speed not exceeding eight miles per hour, and in “easing” upon the bridge, and in making the very…