Weinstein v. Acme Laundry
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtConner, C. J.
E. Weinstein, as next friend of his minor son, Sol Weinstein, instituted this suit in the district court to recover damages for personal injuries inflicted upon the son and caused by the negligence of certain employés of appellee. It was charged that one Crawford and one Bingham, ap-pellee’s employés, were engaged in removing rubbish from a room in an upper story of a building owned by the appellee, and that while so engaged they negligently threw out of the window and upon the street below a barrel filled with refuse, which fell upon and seriously injured the passing boy. It was admitted in…
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