Court of Appeals of Georgia December 3, 1936, 25556 (Shelley v. Pollard)

Stephens, J.

1. The allegation is sufficient to authorize the inference that a railroad company was guilty of negligence in allowing a string of dark freight-cars, at 11:30 o'clock on a dark, cloudy night, while there was “a fine mist of rain,” to remain standing on its track across a public highway and one of the principal highways in the county and city, inside the limits of a city of two to