Salem-Bedford Stone Co. v. Hobbs
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Lawrence Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtMcCabe, J.
The appellee, as administrator of the estate of James F. Hobbs, deceased, sued the appel*147lant in the circuit court, in a complaint of but one paragraph, for negligence in causing the death of said decedent.
A trial of the issues joined resulted in a verdict and judgment against appellant for $1,750, which judgment upon appeal to the AppellateCourtwas reversed because the evidence did not support the verdict, that court holding that the evidence showed that thé danger from which the decedent’s injury resulted was one which was incident to the service in which he was engaged and the risk of which…
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