Seifferman v. Leach

Appellee sued appellant, a nonresident, by way of an attachment in chancery and alleged in his bill that on the 24th day of June, 1930, appellee was in the employ of appellant as a helper in and around a plantation sawmill, and that on said day appellant negligently ordered appellee into a place of danger, where appellee, in the attempt to obey said order, was seriously injured by coming into contact with an exposed set screw bn a re volving shaft. It appears that the set screw in question was on an adjustable collar inside the frame of that part of the equipment which supports and holds the…