McClurd v. Reddick
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Marshall, Judge.
Reddick was injured while standing near a log shaving machine, being operated by some of the defendants. He brought suit against five defendants, McClurd Enterprises, Inc.; J. M. McClurd; Amxco, Inc.; Leon Young; and Emory Young, all of whom were engaged in various stages of installation of the log shaving machine in a sawmill plant of McClurd Enterprises. Later, two other defendants, Soderhamn Machine Manufacturing Co. and Fulghum Industries, Inc., as manufacturers of the machinery, were made parties defendant. After a lengthy trial, the jury returned a verdict in favor of…
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