¶1 This suit originated in a justice court of Harrison county, and the appeal is from a judgment against the government agent of the United States Railway Administration for the value of an animal killed at a crossing. The jury found that the killing was the proximate result of the negligent operation of a train, and the evidence is sufficient to justify that finding. The judgment will therefore be affirmed.
236 S.W. 227
Payne v. Saunders
Decided December 22, 1921
Court of Appeals of Texas · decided 1921-12-22
<p>Railroads <@=410 — Liable for stock negligently killed.</p> <p>A railroad is liable for the value of an animal killed at a crossing through negligent operation of a train.</p>
Affirmed · Decided 1921-12-22