Greer v. Illgen

A judgment for $750.00 damages for personal injuries to Fred August Illgen, an infant 17 years of age, was rendered against the defendants and a writ of error was taken.

The declaration in effect alleges that the injured party was employed by the defendants as a workman in their lumber mill and while operating a “joiner” in said mill plaintiff was injured, because of his youth and inexperience, the negligent failure of defendants to provide safe machinery, and, defendants’ negligence in not warning plaintiff of the dangers. There was a plea of not guilty and also special pleas. Rulings on the…