Williams v. City of Nashville

J. H. Williams, who will be hereinafter referred to as the plaintiff, instituted this suit against the city of Nashville, hereinafter referred to as the defendant, to recover damages on account of injuries received when his buggy Avas overturned one night by running against and on a pile of dirt which the city had placed in the middle of Lindsley avenue.

The declaration, as amended, is as follows:

“The plaintiff, J. H. Williams, sues the city of Nashville for ten thousand ($10,000) dollars damages, and for cause of action states to the court as follows:

“That before and at the time hereinafter…