Indiana Court of Appeals December 9, 1908, No. 6,572 (Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Co. v. Sanders)
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United States · · · 09-12-1908
Roby, J.
Action for recovery of damages by appellee, who was in appellant’s service as a section man, on account of injuries received by him in leaving a moving train in obedience to the order of the section foreman. The case was tried without a jury, a special finding of facts made, with conclusions of law, and judgment rendered for $1,000.
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