Department of Mines & Minerals v. Castle
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
MILLIKEN,. Justice.
Sterling Castle, a man forty-seven years of age, had been a coal miner all his working life until he was employed by the appellant as a mine inspector. On November 12, 1946, while working for -the ’appellant, the appellee was injured when a truck of appellant in which he was -rilding turned over, resulting in a compound fracture of the appellee’s right leg and other injuries. Appellee testified that the break was about two inches above his knee, and as a result his leg is stiff and it is appoximately two inches shorter than the other leg. Because he was unable to do the…
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