Denson v. Georgia Railway & Electric Co.

In an action for damages on account of the homicide of the plaintiff’s husband, under the pleading and the evidence the following facts appeared: The plaintiff’s husband was in the employment of one of the defendant’s patrons, and was charged with the duty of repairing shafting, machinery, “and the like.” The defendant con-' tracted to deliver into the plant of the company, where the plaintiff’s husband, worked currents of 220 ^ volts of electricity on a wire for supplying power and 110 volts on each of two other wires used for feeding electric lights. While engaged in 'his duties, the…