Auld v. Globe Indemnity Company
District Court, W.D. Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
BEN C. DAWKINS, Jr., Chief Judge.
RULING ON PENDING MOTIONS
While working at the plant of his employer, Ludlow Corporation, located at Homer, Louisiana, Archie Auld was injured by the rupture of a high-pressure steam-water hose which was part of a newly installed film casting machine.
He instituted suit in the State Court against the insurers of Frank W. Egan & Co., the manufacturer of the machine, and Perfecting Service Company, who allegedly supplied the hose to Egan, for the injuries he had sustained. Workmen’s compensation payments were made to Auld by the insurer of Ludlow.
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