Pennsylvania Railroad v. Mink

Appellee, while driving a 1953 Pontiac automobile west on Hill Camp Road in Johnson County, Indiana, collided with a train operated by appellant, George C. Bowen, and owned by appellant, The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, (hereinafter referred to as appellant-railroad), traveling south on its tracks where they intersect said road. Trial was by jury which returned a verdict for appellee, and judgment was duly entered thereon. Appellants’ motion for a new trial was overruled and such action is assigned as error here.

Appellants contended at the close of the evidence in the trial court, and here…