Louisville & Nashville Railroad v. Mulverhill

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Carroll —

Affirming.

On January 13, 1910, Mulverhill was engaged as-a teamster in hauling tobacco stems to the Kentucky Products Company on Ninth street, between Broadway and York, in the city of Louisville. The team, he was driving consisted of four horses, and Mulverhill was riding the saddle horse in the team. While driving on the east side of Ninth street from the Products Company’s establishment to Broadway the horse Mulverhill was riding stumbled or slipped on some ice in the street, causing him to fall. He fell on Mulverhill’s, leg, and broke it. To recover…