Cheshire v. Dow Chemical Company
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
McDONALD, Chief Justice.
Plaintiff Cheshire instituted this suit against defendants Dow Chemical Company, and Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, as a third-party action, for damages for personal injuries sustained by him while working on the premises of Dow and whereon Stone & Webster had a contract to' perform certain work. Plaintiff was an employee of Riley Stoker Corporation, and was engaged as a boilermaker in the construction of a tank. After disposing of his claim for Workmen’s Compensation he filed the instant case against defendants, alleging his injuries were caused by the…
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