Hartman v. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appeal from Linn Circuit Court. — Hon. Fred Lamb, Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
JOHNSON, J. —
On April 18, 1910, plaintiff, who had been employed by defendant as a locomotive fireman and engineer for ten years or more, accidentally fell from an engine on which he was serving as fireman, and which was drawing a train employed in interstate commerce, and sustained personal injuries, the nature and extent of which are a subject of serious dispute between the parties. Plaintiff contends that the injuries totally and permanently disabled him, while defendant insists that they were slight and temporary. The court sitting as a jury resolved this issue in favor of plaintiff and…
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