Carter Coal Co. v. Dozier

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Hurt —

Affirming.

*458The appellee, Willie Dozier, who was a thirteen-year-old boy, complaining that he had received very severe injuries because of the negligence of the appellant, Carter Coal Company, who, at the time and place of his injury, owed him the duty of exercising ordinary care not to injure him, instituted this action to recover of the appellant a large sum in damages. This is the second appeal of the action to this court. The opinion upon the first appeal may be found in 170 Ky. 374, where the pertinent facts of the case are stated. Upon the return of the…