Seelbinder v. Illinois Central Railroad

Citations

• 73 Miss. 84

Syllabus

<p>Railroad Crossings. Necessary plantation roads. Boads outside of the plantation not embraced in the statute. Code 1892, ?¿ 3561.</p> <p>Where a railroad does not run through any part oí a plantation, but its right of way adjoins it on one side, a road running across its track into the plantation on that side, is not a necessai’y plantation road within the meaning of the statute requiring the railroad company, under a penalty of two hundred and fifty dollars, to make and maintain convenient and suitable crossings over its track for necessary plantation roads. Code 1892, l 3561.</p>