Hoosier Stone Co. v. Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway Co.

The material facts stated in the complaint of the appellant are these : The appellee is a railway com*577pany and the appellant is the owner of a stone quarry, and the former furnished to the latter a car for the transportation of heavy blocks of stone, knowing at the time of furnishing the car that the service of the latter required good and sufficient ears, and knowing, also, the grade of the track used by the latter, and that the nature of its business was such as to require sufficient brakes, brake cogs, ratchets and attachment. The railway company was under contract to furnish the appellant…