Alabama Court of Appeals February 4, 1936, 6 Div. 878. (Pollard v. Stewart)

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SAMFORD, Judge.

The plaintiff and another, riding in an automobile, approached a public crossing of the double track of defendant, and before going on the track, complied with the law to “stop, look and listen” for approaching trains. Observing no approaching locomotive, plaintiff started across defendant’s tracks, at the crossing.