Island Coal Co. v. Neal
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Greene Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtGavin, C. J.
The appellee, by his next friend, sued appellant to recover damages resulting from injuries received by him through its negligent failure to pro*16vide for Mm a safe place to work while laboring in its coal mine.
Appellant seeks to bring the case before us by means of a “common law” bill of exceptions.
Appellee insists that no question is really presented, but we do not stop to pass upon this proposition.
All the questions argued arise upon the motion for a new trial, which is properly in the record.
While instruction No. 20 cannot be regarded as a. model of technical accuracy, we are of opinion…
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