Louisville Railway Company v. Saxton

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Logan

Reversing.

The appellee was a passenger on one of the eastbound Walnut street cars of appellant in the city of Louisville on the afternoon of September 23, 1925. She was on her way home. The stop where she usually alighted was at Clifton and Frankfort avenues. The appellant maintains a spur switch and Y at the northeast corner of Clifton and Payne streets for the purpose of switching and rerouting street cars. The southwest corner of Payne and Clifton streets is a regular and customary stopping place for passengers to alight from or to board street cars. On…