Court of Appeals of Georgia May 26, 1937, 26097, 26098 (Gay v. Osteen)

lead-opinion

Felton, J.

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

1. In a suit brought by an employee of a railway company for damages for personal injury, wherein it is alleged that the employee was injured in a yard of the defendant used for the purpose of storing and switching freight-cars and in making up freight-trains which were composed of loaded and empty freiglit-cars intended for both