Burch v. Ramapo Iron Works
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
H. T. Kellogg, J.:
The employee for whose death this claim "was filed, while pulling an iron clamp, by means of a long hook, from a furnace in the plant of his employer, was struck in the abdomen by the hook when it slipped from the clamp. The work to which the employee had been assigned consisted of operating an air hammer. His duties did *507not comprehend work in connection with the furnace. He had been repeatedly told by his foreman to stick to the hammer and do no other work. When the foreman saw him engaged in any other work he rebuked him and sent him back to his job. It appeared,…
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