Hamilton v. Texas & Pacific R'y Co.
Citations
- 64 Tex. 251
Syllabus
<p>1. Liability of railroad companies.— A railroad company must provide and maintain safe approaches to its stations and safe platforms, and is liable for injuries arising from its negligence in this respect, not only to passengers, but also to those who are on the premises for the purpose of welcoming or bidding farewell to passengers.</p>
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Judges: App, Com, Walker
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