Griffin v. San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad

These appeals were examined by Department two and an opinion was handed down. Subsequently a petition for rehearing was granted in order that the court might devote additional study to the questions involved. After further consideration the opinion rendered in Department is adopted as the opinion of the court. It is as follows:

The appeals from the judgments against defendants in both of these cases may be considered in one opinion as all of the causes of action arise out of the same accident. One suit was by O. G. Griffin for damages which, it was alleged, he suffered' by reason of defendant…