Seaman-Dunning Corp. v. Haralson

This action was 'begun by the appellee against the appellant, a corporation, to recover damages for an injury alleged to have been received because of the neg'lig’ence of the appellant. Appellee was in the employ of the appellant, and at the time of the injury was assisting in feeding a shaper machine, at which automobile sills were being manufactured. The machine consisted principally of a table with a metal surface about three feet above the floor and was about five feet long and three or four feet wide. Adjusted to and set in said tatole were two- spindles or vertido axes. That in said…