Popowich v. Amer. Steel & Wire Co.
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the CourtMoorman, C. J.
Paul Popowich brought this action originally in the State Court against the American Steel & Wire Co. for the purpose of recovering damages by reason of injuries sustained by him when he slipped off the ledge of a window while engaged in washing same in one of the buildings of the Wire Co., and while being in the employ of a window cleaning concern.
The case was removed to the Federal District Court by the Company and upon its motion after the statement of the case by the plaintiff, the court entered judgment dismissing the cause. Error was prosecuted to the Circuit Court of Appeals, and…
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