Calhoun v. Central of Georgia Railway Co.

There are various assignments of error predicated upon the charge of the court. The court erred in charging that the plaintiff, who was an employee of the defendant company, must show himself free from fault. It was unnecessary for the plaintiff to do this. The action, as was pointed out when this ease was here before (7 Ga. App. 528, 67 S. E. 274), was distinctly brought under the Federal “employer’s liability act.” Some of the other excerpts from the charge, to which exceptions are taken, may not be aptly adjusted to the cause. But all of these exceptions become immaterial, for, upon review…