Byrd v. Trevino-Bermea
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HUGHES, Justice.
Hector Trevino-Bermea sued his employer, Earl D. Byrd, for damages for burns received by him February 7, 1959, when fire destroyed the workers’ living quarters on a ranch operated by Mr. Bryd in Tom Green County.
Trial to a jury resulted in verdict and judgment for appellee, Hector Trevino-Bermea.
Appellee was a Mexican National and was working for Mr. Byrd under what is known as a bracero contract. He was employed as an ordinary ranch hand. He was furnished living quarters and his hoard. The living quarters consisted of a bedroom and kitchen, with an opening between them, but…
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