Louisville & Nashville Railroad v. Mink
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Whitley Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*395Opinion op the Coitbt by
Judge Clabke
— Beversing.
On August 16, 1914, appellee as brakeman on one of appellant’s freight- trains was standing on top of a box car as the train was passing through the City of Mid-' dlesboro on its way from Norton, Virginia, to Corbin, Kentucky, and was injured. The telephone company in Middlesboro, in order to carry its telephone wires across appellant’s railroad track, maintains a cable some two or three inches in diameter across the track and from twenty-two to twenty-five feet above the track, in which place and position it was held by posts on either side of…
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