Reliford v. Central of Georgia Railroad Company
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Smith, Judge.
In this FELA case, plaintiffs decedent was shot and killed by a third party while working for the defendant railroad company. His employer, Bankhead Enterprises, was under contract to the defendant. Plaintiff appeals from a jury verdict and judgment for defendant and presents eight enumerations of error for our review. Defendant has cross appealed. Held:
1. We have carefully reviewed the record and transcript and find that there is sufficient evidence to support the verdict of the jury. Enumeration of error 1 is accordingly without merit.
2. Enumeration 2 assigns error in the trial…
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