Legal Opinion
Bolton v. O'Conner
District Court, S.D. Mississippi
Decided August 1, 1953No. 1279PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
MIZE, District Judge.
Plaintiff claims to have sustained an injury on January 8, 1952, while in the employ of the defendant, Tom O’Conner d/b/a Toframa Plantation, and while working for said employer in Poplarville, Mississippi.
The plaintiff, Betty Lou Bolton, was a resident of Bogalusa, Louisiana. Her, employment at Toframa Plantation consisted of gathering Tung nuts. She was transported to and from the place of work in a truck engaged by Toframa Plantation.
Tom O’Conner, owner of Toframa Plantation, resides in Massachusetts. Pie has no residence or place of business of any kind in the State…
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