Consolidated Pipe Line Co. v. Mahon

On August 22, 1930, C. A. Mahon was engaged in a hazardous employment with the Consolidated Pipe Line Company in the capacity of a “pipeliner,” and on- said date his employment required him to be eight miles north of Wewoka where he and his associates were engaged in tak ing up a four-inch pipe line. Shortly before noon a rain storm came up and Mahon together with some of 'his associates took refuge in an old house described by him as an old, dilapidated, frame house with a floor, and the windows and doors were removed and there had been cattle and “stuff” in there and it looked like no one…