Paul v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Steuben Circuit Court; S. A. Powers, Special Judge. Action by Frank S. Paul against the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company. From a judgment in favor of defendant, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBlack, J.
The appellant, in 1888, brought an action against the Baltimore & Ohio & Chicago Railroad Company in the DeKalb Circuit Court, to recover damages for *158a personal injury alleged to have been suffered by him while in the employment of that company, through the negligent action of its agents. The cause having been’ removed, on the .application of the defendant, to the circuit court of the United States, it was remanded by that court to the DeKalb Circuit Court, upon a verified motion of the plaintiff, showing that the defendant Was a corporation formed by the consolidation of an Ohio corporation…
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