Louisville Railway Co. v. Louisville Taxicab & Transfer Co.

Opinion op the Court by

Creal, Commissioner

Affirming.

In April, 1929, a baggage truck belonging to the Louisville Taxicab & Transfer Company, hereinafter referred to as the transfer company or appellee, was left standing on the south side of Walnut street near the baggage entrance to the Seelbach Hotel in Louisville, Ky. The back end of the truck extended so far into the street as to leave insufficient space for the passage of street cars over the east-bound tracks. Shortly after the truck was left so standing, it was struck by a street car of the Louisville Railway-Company, hereinafter called…