Brunswick & Western Railroad v. Bostwick
27 S.E. 725, 100 Ga. 96, 1896 Ga. LEXIS 580
Opinion
A passenger injured by being unlawfully and' forcibly thrown from a moving train by an employee of the railroad company in its service on that train, is entitled to maintain -an -action against the company, although it was not within the line of this employee’s business to- eject from such, train persons not rightfully thereon. Judgment affirmed.
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Brunswick & Western Railroad v. Bostwick, 27 S.E. 725, 100 Ga. 96, 1896 Ga. LEXIS 580 (Ga. 1896).
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