Foster & Creighton Co. v. Jackson

Paul Ward, Associate Justice.

On July 12, 1963 George Jackson (appellee herein) was severely injured while on land under the control of Poster & Creighton Company (an appellant herein) by and through its agent and employee, Charlie Howell, (also appellant herein). Hereafter Jackson may be referred to as “appellee”, the first mentioned appellant as “company”, and Howell as “agent”. A brief summary of the essential facts and circumstances pertaining to this case are presently set forth below. These facts and circumstances are either undisputed or they are sustained by substantial evidence.

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