O'Brien v. . Parks Cramer Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtClakksoN, J.
This is an action for actionable negligence between employer and employee. It was in evidence (1) That the electric drill was defective; (2) that the alter ego of defendant “not very long” before plaintiff was injured was notified of the defect and promised to fix it; (3) that the helper of plaintiff went up near the top of the ladder to drill and when he turned on the current to operate the electric drill he was shocked and dropped the drill, which struck plaintiff a glancing blow on the head, and the helper fell on the plaintiff’s “lower hip,” injuring him. Holes were being drilled in a…
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