Supreme Court of Georgia August 9, 1900 (Binion v. Georgia Southern & Florida Railway Co.)

Simmons, C. J.

1. In a suit against a railway company by an employee, a rule of the company relative to the duty of such employee is admissible in evidence in behalf of the company without first proving that the employee had knowledge of the rule. Such knowledge maybe shown either before or after the admission of the rule in evidence. Parker v. Railway Co., 83 Ga. 539.

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