Rogers v. ATLANTIC COAST LINE R. CO.

Taytor, Justice.

Respondent contends that on March 1, 1950, while employed as foreman by Wee-Car Lumber Co. at Parker’s Ferry, S. C., he was engaged in overseeing the unloading of a carload of steel rails from one of appellant A. C. L. Railroad Company’s low gondola cars which had been placed on a siding for this purpose at Parker’s Ferry, S. C., and while standing on the end of such car to more readily facilitate the unloading operation, appellant, engaged in shifting other cars without notice to respondent and negligently, wilfully and wantonly caused the car on which he was standing to be…