Supreme Court of South Carolina October 26, 1907, 6696 (Pagan v. Southern Railway)
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United States · · · 26-10-1907
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Woods.
This appeal, from an order of nonsuit, depends on whether a railroad company is liable to the plaintiff, who was a brakenmn, for an injury received from being thrown from a freight train by the negligence of the engineer, in suddenly and without warning checking the speed of the train.
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