Fay Socash, Administratrix of the Estate of William Socash, Deceased v. Addison Crane Company, Inc.
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
1Per curiam
Appellant’s intestate died as a result of injuries received when a heavy steel jib fell from the boom of a crane which was engaged in hoisting a piece of machinery. The jib became detached when metal clips attached to cable wire slings holding the jib separated from the boom and struck decedent. There was evidence that this was an unsafe method of using the crane and an unsafe way of securing the jib to the boom and substantial contrary evidence that this was the usual and ordinary method of both use of the machine and attachment of the jib currently employed by experienced and prudent…
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