Owens v. Jackson-Hinton Gin Co.

This suit was instituted by H. F. Owens, plaintiff, against Grover O. Jackson and Albert Hinton, composing the partnership firm of Jackson-Hinton Gin Company, L. A. Jackson, and Maryland Casualty Company, defendants, to recover of and from Grover C. Jackson, Albert Hinton, and L. a. Jackson damages for personal injuries alleged to have been sustained by him while employed in a gin operated by Jackson-Hinton Gin Company. Plaintiff also sought to cancel a release executed by him of all claims, demands, and causes of action which he had on account of such accident and injuries. He alleged that…