Daugherty v. Hippchen
Supreme Court of Virginia
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtGregory, J.
This case arose out of an injury sustained by Jack Hipp-chen, plaintiff below, from the explosion of a dynamite cap procured by him from property owned by Theodore B. Daughtery, the defendants’ intestate. From a verdict and judgment for the plaintiff, the defendants have obtained a writ of error.
The facts, in the light of the verdict for the plaintiff, may be stated as follows: Daughtery had leased a piece of property in Arlington, Virginia, to Mrs. Ella S. Waters, reserving to himself the use of a tool house located near the *64rear of the property. Upwards of a dozen children lived in the…
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