Parks & Hull Appliance Corp. v. Reimsnyder

In the month of January, 1936, Charles Rudolph Reimsnyder, the appellee, was employed by the Parks & Hull Appliance Corporation, one of the appellants, as a helper in the employer’s business as a distributor for Westinghouse refrigerators and electrical appliances. During the spring and summer of that year the principal work of Reimsnyder was that of delivering and installing refrigerators, and in servicing or performing general work in connection with them.

The mechanism of the refrigerant is sealed and in one unit, and in event of the failure of the unit to function, it was necessary to…