ARKANSAS MIDLAND RAILWAY V. CANMAN, 52 Ark. 517 (1890) CASE BRIEF

ARKANSAS MIDLAND RAILWAY V. CANMAN
52 Ark. 517 (1890)
NATURE OF THE CASE: This was a personal injury action.
FACTS: Canman (P) sued Railway (D) for personal injuries sustained by a train derailment. The trial resulted in a verdict and judgment for P and D appealed. The issue was the inconsistent special findings and the general verdict. The jury basically found negligence on the part of D but could not agree at to what particular neglect caused the derailment of the train.

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