Railroad v. Scott
Tennessee Supreme Court
PROM SHELBY. Appeal in error from Circuit Court of Shelby County. L. H. Estes, J.
1Opinion of the CourtFolkes, J.
This was an action by Scott to recover from the Railroad Company damages for the negligent killing of a mule by a train running upon the same while on its track.
There were two trials. The first resulted in a verdict for the railroad. A new trial was granted upon motion of plaintiff, to which action of the Court a bill of exceptions was taken,' and duly filed.
At the second trial there were verdict and judgment for the plaintiff in the sum of $135. Hew trial being refused, the Railroad Company has appealed in error.
The first error assigned is to the action of the Court in granting new trial.
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