Supreme Court of North Carolina February 15, 1892 (Harrell v. Albemarle & Raleigh Railroad)

Clark, J.

after stating the case: This charge was certainly as favorable to the defendant as it had a right to ask; indeed, we think more so, because, notwithstanding the defendant might have failed to provide itself with side tracks sufficient for its business, it did not follow that it had the right to obstruct the public street and crossing by allowing a shanty-car to remain for several days “