Harmon v. Harrison

Appellee sued to recover $3,000 damages alleged to have resulted when coming in contact with wet concrete, while employed by appellant.

The averments of specific acts of negligence in ap-pellee’s complaint are that (1) appellant was negligent in failing to warn appellee who was inexperienced in such matters of the danger of cement burns; (2) in failing to provide the appellee with safe and suitable coverings for his feet and legs to protect them from injury from cement and concrete burns; and (3) in furnishing unsanitary rubber boots and requiring appellee to wear them, when the boots were…