Lindstrand v. Delta Lumber Co.
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Schoolcraft. (Steere, J.) Case. Defendant brings error. The facts are •stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Campbell, O. J.
In October, 1883, plaintiff, who was then employed as a laborer by defendant at defendant’s saw-mill in Schoolcraft county, had his arm cut off by a circular trimming saw. This suit was brought to recover damages, on the claim that he suffered this hurt from defendant’s negligence.
Plaintiff, who had not much knowledge of English, was at the time in question employed in loading up slabs from the logs as they were cut in the mill, upon a car on which when loaded they were run out into the mill-yard. The car was what is known as a dump car, the floor or bed of which was kept level…
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