Georgia Northern Ry. Co. v. Hathcock

Allegations of negligence against the defendant to the effect that the railroad car was not equipped with a light in the manner required by the interstate Commerce Commission, and that the engineer failed to maintain a constant lookout ahead as the train neared the crossing, which amounted to a lack of ordinary care under the circumstances, were not subject to special demurrer on the ground that they showed no causal relationship between such acts and the plaintiff’s injuries. These allegations were reasonably specific and were, with the other acts of negligence stated, alleged to be “the…