143 Ga. 189 | Ga. | 1915
The fact that the plaintiff bought a ticket from the defendant’s ticket agent before boarding its cars shows that he recognized the necessity of having a ticket in order to be transported to the place of his destination, and that he expected a ticket to be demanded of him by the ticket-collector on defendant’s train. The petition shows that when plaintiff’s ticket was demanded of him, he offered the collector, in lieu thereof, a stated rate. It is not alleged that this tendered rate was the proper tariff charged passengers without tickets for transportation between Atlanta and Buford. Nor is it anywhere alleged what is the legal rate between
Judgment affirmed.