Southeastern Greyhound Cor. v. Graham

A petition alleging that a passenger on a bus alighted therefrom on the premises of the bus company and before he had a reasonable time to depart from such premises the driver of the bus, without provocation, used opprobrious and offensive language to him, which tended to humiliate him and subject him to shame and mortification, set forth a cause of action good as against a general demurrer.

DECIDED JULY 3, 1943.

Thomas L. Graham brought this action against Southeastern Greyhound Corporation alleging as follows: "1. There is herein named as defendant in this cause, Southeastern Greyhound…