Wallace v. Hall

Webb, Judge.

While working on a ladder approximately ten feet off the ground at the residence of Mrs. Fred Hall, Thomas H. Wallace fell and injured his back and neck. At the time he was employed by Gary Bracewell, who had contracted to do certain repairs on Mrs. Hall’s house. Wallace brought suit against Bracewell and Mrs. Hall, alleging that after he fell he was unable to move and that Bracewell and Mrs. Hall, despite their knowledge of this, moved him to Mrs. Hall’s automobile who took him to his residence. He contends that neither defendant was qualified to move him, that an ambulance…