Sullivan v. Union Pacific Railroad
2 F. 447
Opinion
{orally.) This is an action for damages by a father, who seeks to recover from the railroad company by reason of negligence in causing the death of a minor son. There is a demurrer to the petition.
The supremo court have decided in a recent case that there ean be no such recovery in the absence of a statute.
The demurrer will be sustained.
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Sullivan v. Union Pacific Railroad, 2 F. 447 (circtdne 1880).
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