Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Co. v. Ramsey

Action by appellee for the killing of two steers. The complaint is in two paragraphs, the first stating the cause of action under the statute, alleging that the steers went upon the railroad track at a point where the same might have been, but was not, securely fenced. The second is predicated upon the alleged negligence of appellant’s servants in the management and operation of its train. A demurrer to each paragraph of the complaint was overruled, the case was put at issue by general denial, there was a special finding of facts, conclusions of law stated, and judgment rendered thereon in…