Atkins v. Tri-Cities Steel, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Presiding Judge.
Lynn Atkins brought a wrongful death action against Tri-Cities Steel, Inc., following the death of her husband who was killed after he came in contact with an electrical cable in the rafters of an industrial building owned by Tri-Cities Steel, Inc.
The Atkins rented a small mobile home from John Young, a shop foreman of appellee and son of the president, which was located on the business premises of Tri-Cities Steel near the industrial building in which Atkins was killed. As the mobile home was located on industrial property, a special permit had to be obtained from the…
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