Perry's Administrator v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Chief Justice Sampson — ■
Affirming.
While Mrs. Flaurida Perry was crossing the tracks of the appellee, Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company, in the city of Bowling Green, she sustained an injury through the negligence of the employes of the said company. On October 8,1920, she instituted an action in the *397Warren circuit court against said railroad company to recover damages for said injuries in the sum of $20,-000.00. This case was prosecuted to judgment, she being awarded $1,000.00, which was paid by the railroad company. In September, 1921, something more than one…
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