Southern Railway Co. v. Hudgins
Supreme Court of Georgia
Petition to remove cause. Before Judge Fite. Gordon superior court. February term, 1898.
1Opinion of the CourtLittle, J.
Sarah A. Hudgins commenced her suit, returnable to the February, 1898, term of Gordon superior court, to recover the sum of $5,650 damages of the Southern Railway Company for refusing and neglecting to build and maintain certain cattle-guards or stock-gaps on the dividing line of her lands in said county, after notice so to do as provided by the statute. The petition filed in the case describes and refers to the defendant in the following words: “Paragraph 2nd. Petitioner further shows that "the Southern Railway Company, a corporation running and operating a line of railroad in and through…
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