Miller v. Kansas City Southern Railway Co.
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Sevier Circuit Court; Jefferson T. Cowling, Judge; Argues the merits which are not decided. There is no motion for new trial. 93 Ark. 84; 83 Id. 359; 78 Id. 374.
1Opinion of the CourtHart, J.
Appellant sued appellee and alleged that he owned certain lands adjacent to defendant’s railway; that the railway company negligently constructed its roadbed across said lands in such a manner as to divide the natural flow of the surface waters and thereby to cause appellant’s land to overflow. The appellees interposed the plea of the statute of limitations as a defense to the action and also denied liability. There was a verdict and judgment for appellees and the case is here on appeal.
Counsel for appellees has moved to affirm the judgment because nowhere in the brief or abstract of…
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