Central Kentucky Traction Co. v. Chapman
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 45. — PERSONAL INJURY ACTION BY GEORGIA A. CHAPMAN AGAINST THE CENTRAL KENTUCKY TRACTION COMPANY. — Appeal from Woodford Circuit Court. Robert L. Stout, Circuit Judge. Judgment for plaintiff.
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CASE 45. — PERSONAL INJURY ACTION BY GEORGIA A. CHAPMAN AGAINST THE CENTRAL KENTUCKY TRACTION COMPANY. — Appeal from Woodford Circuit Court. Robert L. Stout, Circuit Judge. Judgment for plaintiff. Defendant appeals. — POINTS AND AUTHORITIES. 1. When a passenger boards a common carrier for a specified destination, and the carrier receives seasonable notice of what that destination is, it becomes the duty of the carrier to transport the passenger to such destination, and there allow him a reasonable time in which to debark, and if, under such circumstances, the passenger is, without fault on…
1Opinion of the Court
*345Opinion of the Court by
Chief Justice O’Rear —
Reversing.
Mrs. Chapman was a passenger on one of appellant’s electric interurban cars from Versailles to Lexington this' State. The ears made stops at certain stations along the line to receive and discharge passengers, and it is said also stops at street corners along the route in the city of Lexington for that purpose, its terminus then being at “Center” on Main street. Appellant’s conductor in charge of the car on which appellee was a passenger was notified when she got on that she wished to leave the car at High street in Lexington. The car…
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