Hyde v. Allen

The plaintiff was injured April 4, 1918, in consequence of a large manure pile falling on him. He was in the employment' of the defendants who carried on a market garden farm in Arlington. On the morning of the accident one of the defendants directed the plaintiff to get a load of manure from a manure pile which was on their farm, about three quarters of a mile from the place where the directions were given. Another employee had preceded the plaintiff and he was loading his cart when the plaintiff arrived. The manure pile was from four to eleven feet high “and as long as the length of three…