106 Ga. 826 | Ga. | 1899
We think it is the duty of the conductor of a passenger-train, when the company has sold tickets to passengers, to go through the train and ascertain the stations at which the passengers wish to alight, but we also think that in a case like the present there is a corresponding duty upon the part of a passenger, when he sees that the conductor has -failed to call for and take up his ticket and is ignorant of his presence on the train and of his destination, to notify the conductor of his presence and of his destination, especially-where the ride is a short.
Judgment reversed.