Hubert Leboeuf v. Gulf Oil Corporation
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Per curiam
Appellant, Hubert LeBoeuf, was an employee of Booker Drilling Company, a contractor for workover of appellee, Gulf Oil’s offshore wells under a contract made in 1974. He claims he was injured when a tagline became caught up on a pipe rack while he was working on a workover rig on one of Gulf’s wells. The District Court, in response to Gulf’s vigorous motion, granted summary judgment on the sole narrow ground expressly asserted that the injuries sustained by LeBoeuf were not the proximate result of any negligence of Gulf. The court’s ruling appears to have been based almost entirely on the…
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