Louisville & Nashville Railroad v. Lindsay

OpinioN op the Court by

Turner, Commissioner

Beversing.

On the 22nd of October, 1922, appellee, whose home was at Elkton, Ky., drove from there to Enssellville to catch the early morning train for Louisville. The train was scheduled to leave Enssellville about 7:45, and was on time. About ten minutes before the train was to leave, appellee went to the depot, bought his ticket for Louisville, took his hand baggage and walked out on the platform in front of the station, and stationed himself at or about where he expected to board the train. While so situated, and engaged in talking to…