Louisville & Nashville Railroad v. Newland
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Lee Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
William: Bogers Clay, Commissioner
Affirming on the cross-appeal and reversing on the original appeal.
Plaintiff, J. H. Newland, who was severely injured while engaged in blasting work for the defendant, Louisville & Nashville Bailroad Company, brought this suit against the defendant to recover damages. The first trial resulted in a verdict in his favor for $20,000.00. A new trial was granted, and on the second trial he recovered a verdict for $15,000.00. Judgment was entered on the second verdict, and the defendant appeals. Prom the action of the trial court in refusing…
2Cases cited3 opinions
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