Supreme Court of Georgia August 16, 1907 (Central of Georgia Railway Co. v. Ray)

Evans, J.

(After stating the facts.) In the amendment to the petition it was alleged that the engine which killed the plaintiff’s husband was .so constructed that it was impossible for the employees running the engine backwards to keep a lookout, or *352observe the track, because the tender was so high and wide that it completely obstructed and shut out the view of the track from those in charge