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· 4/26/1898

Means v. Carolina Central Railway Co.

Citations

  • 29 S.E. 939
  • 122 N.C. 990

Syllabus

<p>Action for Damages — Negligent Killing — Common Carriers— Operation of Mixed Passenger and Freight Trains — Negligence.</p> <p>It is not negligence per se for a railroad company, operating a freight train with a passenger coach attached for the accommodation of the public, to have no conductor except the engineer who acts in both capacities.</p>

Judges: Montgomery

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