Coley v. Atlantic Coast Line R. R.

Conceding the complaint may be interpreted as alleging arbitrariness or fraud on the part of defendant Lodge and mistake on the part of the Railroad Company in adopting the roster in question, which the defendants say is entirely too liberal, the record is wanting in sufficiency to support the allegation. Without this, it would seem that the plaintiffs are remitted to a pursuit of their protest, through the proper channels, or to an action for- damages against their own spokesman. Ryan v. N. Y. Cent. R. Co., 267 Mich., 202, 255 N. W., 365. See Reilly v. Hogan, decided by the New York Supreme…