Dobson v. New Orleans & Western Railroad
Citations
- 52 La. Ann. 1127
Syllabus
<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>In ease it is established by the evidence that the plaintiff was the foreman of a gang of laborers who were engaged in hauling dirt with a train-of-flat cars, and sustained injury by a collision of the train with a cow on the track in the night time, and which accident was caused or contributed to by the conductor’s abandonment of the train, the defendant will not be relieved from liability on the ground that the plaintiff and conductor were fellow-servants.</p>
Judges: Watkins
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