The Law of the Master's Liability for Injuries to Servant
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21 probable, If not impossible, yet, there being direct and positive evi- dence tending to support the theory of safety, the court erred in granting a nonsuit. Rebb v. Railway Co., 87 Ga. 631, 13 S. E. 566.
A switchman riding on a switch engine, and directing its move- ment towards cars to be coupled, is guilty of negligence in jumping off, and walking before it on an tmballasted track, while removing the coupling pin and link from the drawhead of the tender. Finnell V. Railroad Co., 129 N. Y. ...669, 29 N. E. 825.
He is not guilty of contributory negligence in obeying the con- ductor's orders to uncouple moving cars with his hands, when the uncoupling could not have been done with a stick. Richmond & D. R. Co. V. Rudd, 88 Va. 648, 14 S. E. 361.
Whether or not a servant of a railroad company was guilty of neg- ligence in standing on the rails of a track in attempting to couple a moving to a stationary car is a question for the jury. Hamilton V. Rich Hill Coal Min. Co., 108 Mo. 364, 18 S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
21 probable, If not impossible, yet, there being direct and positive evi- dence tending to support the theory of safety, the court erred in granting a nonsuit. Rebb v. Railway Co., 87 Ga. 631, 13 S. E. 566.
A switchman riding on a switch engine, and directing its move- ment towards cars to be coupled, is guilty of negligence in jumping off, and walking before it on an tmballasted track, while removing the coupling pin and link from the drawhead of the tender. Finnell V. Railroad Co., 129 N. Y. ...669, 29 N. E. 825.
He is not guilty of contributory negligence in obeying the con- ductor's orders to uncouple moving cars with his hands, when the uncoupling could not have been done with a stick. Richmond & D. R. Co. V. Rudd, 88 Va. 648, 14 S. E. 361.
Whether or not a servant of a railroad company was guilty of neg- ligence in standing on the rails of a track in attempting to couple a moving to a stationary car is a question for the jury. Hamilton V. Rich Hill Coal Min. Co., 108 Mo. 364, 18 S.
What to read after The Law of the Master's Liability for Injuries to Servant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey, W. F. (William Francis), 1842-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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