Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad v. Zollman
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Jackson Circuit Court; Thomas B. Buskirk, Judge. Action by George "W. Zollman against the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtRoby, P. J.
Action by appellee. Trial by the court, special findings made, conclusions of law stated thereon, and judgment for $100 rendered in accordance therewith. ' The complaint was in three paragraphs. In the first it is alleged that the appellee’s horse entered upon appellant’s railroad at a place where the same was not securely fenced, was struck and killed, to appellee’s damage, etc. The second paragraph also proceeds upon the theory that” the appellant had violated a statutory duty. The third paragraph avers negligence upon the part of the appellant, setting out the details thereof at length.…
2Cases cited4 opinions
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- Guy v. LiberenzIndiana Supreme Court · 1902
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