Southern Railway Co. v. Bulleit
Indiana Court of Appeals
Prom Floyd Circuit Court; William C. Utz, Judge. Action by Francis A. Bulleit against the Southern Railway Company. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtComstock, C. J.
While a passenger upon appellant’s traip, appellee received personal injuries for which he seeks to recover damages. It is alleged that his injuries are permanent, and were caused by a collision between a passenger-train and a freight-train running in opposite directions upon appellant’s road. The force of the collision threw appellee *458against the arm of one of the seats of the car, bruising and injuring his head and ear. The cause was put at issue by a general denial. Damages to the amount of $2,000 were claimed. The jury returned a verdict, and judgment was rendered for $1,800.
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