Kent v. Southern Railway Co.

J. G. Kent brought suit against the Southern Railway Company and W. W. Waits. Error is assigned upon the order sustaining a general demurrer to the petition. It was alleged: On September 6, 1934, W. W. Waits was a conductor of the railway company, and brought a train consisting of an engine and three cars to a point about twenty feet from where the company’s side-track crossed Circle Street in the City of Atlanta and near where said side-track enters the property of the Exposition Cotton Mills. The plaintiff and about fifty other persons who worked at said mill were gathered along the…