Erekson v. United States Steel Corp.
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MURRAH, Circuit Judge.
These consolidated cases involve claims for damages to livestock in Salt Lake and Utah Counties, Utah, allegedly caused by the emission of gaseous and miniscular *424particles of fluorine from the United States Steel furnaces at Geneva, Utah. The three hundred claims of livestock owners involving common questions of law and similar facts, were grouped into these cases and others unappealed.
Each of the claims charged that since 1950, the appellee had knowingly permitted large quantities of fluorine gases to be emitted from its Geneva plant; that these gases, borne by…
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