Illinois Central Railroad v. Marlett

Citations

• 75 Miss. 956

Syllabus

<p>Railroads. Limited tickets. Reasonable regulation.</p> <p>The rule of a railway company limiting the use of local tickets to continuous passage within one day from the date of sale, and providing for their redemption at full value if not used on that day, is a reasonable regulation, and a passenger who tenders such a ticket to a conductor after its expiration, and refuses to pay fare, may be ejected, although the price of the ticket was the maximum charge allowed by law.</p>