Worden v. Kroeger

TAXLOR J.

Frank Worden, plaintiff in error, sued Otto Kroeger, defendant in error, for damages, actual and exemplary, resulting from the loss of his thumb and four fingers of his right hand. The Court, upon findings made by the jury in response to special issues, rendered judgment in favor of defendant in error, which was affirmed by 'the Court of Civil Appeals. 184 S. W. 583.

Worden when injured was working for Kroeger, who at the time had under construction as contractor a building in El Paso. There was in use in connection with the construction work a circular saw, which was placed upon a…