Georgia Power Co. v. Murray

.MacIntyre, JV

The allegations of counts 1, 2, and 3 are in effect the sanje as count 4, except in count 1 the plaintiff alleged that her son voluntarily went to sleep, in count 2 she alleged that he was taken sickr and in count 3 that he involuntarily lost consciousness. “A proximate cause in the law of' negligence is such a cause as-operated to produce particular consequences without the intervention of any independent unforeseen cause without which the injuries would not have occurred.” 21 Am. & Eng. Enc. Law (2d ed.) 485. The Supreme Court of the United States in Milwaukee &c. R. Co. v.…