Price v. Central of Georgia Railway Co.

1. This court has held in this case: “It is reasonably to he expected of a railway employee, who is engaged in the performance of duties in and around one of the freight yards of his master, that he shall avail himself of his opportunities to familiarize himself with his surroundings and note the location of a culvert passing under an embankment along which tracks are laid, to the end that he may guard against the obvious danger of falling into the culvert in the event his duties call him in the night-time to the point where it is situated; and if he be injured by falling into the same, he…