Receiver v. Cook
Texas Supreme Court
Error to Court of Civil Appeals for First District, in an appeal from Anderson County.
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, Associate Justice.
J. M. Cook sued T. M. Campbell, then receiver of the International & Great Northern Railroad Company, alleging that on the lOthdayof November, 1891, plaintiff was in the employ of the said receiver as a brakeman; that it was a part of his duty to uncouple .and couple cars, and to remove coupling pins when necessary for that purpose. That I. McNeill was also in the employ of the receiver as conductor of the train on which plaintiff was working, and that said McNeill had the control and direction of the plaintiff and the said crew, whose duty it was to obey his orders.…
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