Hurst v. Sanders

CULLEN, Commissioner.

Appellee Eugene Sanders contracted with appellants Hurst, Nalley and Gordon, d/b/a Bardstown Mills, for the “custom” spraying with chemicals of his alfalfa and tobacco fields by use of a “Hi-Boy” sprayer, which is a seven-foot high, one-seated, three-wheeled motor vehicle having a frame-work composed mainly of tubular steel and angle-iron pieces. The alfalfa field was first sprayed, without incident. During the spraying of that field Sanders rode on the framework of the machine behind the driver, appellant Roy Thomas, who was an employe of Bardstown Mills. The machine…