Sullivan v. C. & S. Poultry Co.

On May 11, 1956, appellee, C. & S. Poultry Company, was a large processor of chickens for sale in the open market. Charles V. Sullivan, the appellant, was in the employ of C. & S. Poultry Company. Appellee, New Amsterdam Casualty Company, was the insurer of the Poultry Company under the Mississippi Workmen’s Compensation Act. It was Sullivan’s duty to assist in removing feathers from the chickens after they had pass*130ed through a vat of warm water diluted with a chemical designated as Klenzade. Sullivan claims that in the course of his work he became wet with this solution, which caused an…