Grice v. Central Electric Power Assn.
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMcGehee, C. J.
The plaintiffs, who are the appellant Mrs. Jereline Sullivan Grice and her four children, sue for the wrongful death of Leroy Grice, her husband and the father of the children, which occurred on November 22,1954, when a thirty-foot boom operated in connection with a drag-line on a piece of road construction machinery came in contact with a high voltage electric light wire of the defendant, Central Electric Power Association. At the conclusion of all of the testimony as to how the death occurred and as to the alleged fault of the defendant Electric Power Company, the jury returned a verdict in…
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