Southern Cotton Oil Co. v. Wallace
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Action for damages; city court of Waynesboro — Judge W. H. Davis. March 31, 1931.
1Opinion of the CourtBloodworth, J.
Wallace sued Marchman and the Southern Cotton Oil Company for damage to his automobile, alleging, in part, that the plant of the Southern Cotton Oil Company at Waynesboro was situated some distance from the public highway; that the corporation had “ a pipe run from the trampers of its press and extending a distance of some 100 yards to the public road, the *416outlet for said pipe being in the ditch right on the side of the road;” that while he was driving his automobile along the public road, he was forced to stop his car “ just before he reached the outlet of said pipe, on'account of an…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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