Hill v. Callahan
Supreme Court of Georgia
Charge of court. Pleadings. Negligence. Contributory negligence. Practice.' Before Judge Maddox. Eloyd superior court. March term, 1888. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Simmons, Justice.
Anna Hill brought her action for damages against Daniel Callahan and T. B. Redmond; wherein she alleged that, on the 23d of December, 1886, the defendants were engaged in building a railroad, and as contractors and builders thereof had entire charge of the work and the employment of laborers, and of the manner of conducting the work; that they had employed Charles Hill, her husband, to work on said railroad as a laborer; that on the 23d of December, the defendants ordered him to go to a fire near by and thaw out a quantity of. dynamite; that very near the fire “ a box of…
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