Mott v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
164 N.C. 367
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Bluebook
Mott v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 164 N.C. 367 (N.C. 1913).
Opinions
There is ample evidence to sustain the plaintiff’s cause of action, and we find no error in the trial.
The verdict establishes the fact that the plaintiff was ejected from the train at a place forbidden by statute, and after the conductor had accepted and retained his ticket, and upon either ground the judgment should be affirmed.
No error.
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