Producers' Oil Co. v. Daniels

Defendant in error, Clyde Daniels, sued the plaintiff in error, Pro- ⅝ ducers’ Oil Company, alleging damages for personal injuries caused through the negligence of said company, his employer, in furnishing him a defective ladder on one of its oil derricks, from which, in the course of his employment, he fell and' was injured. Plaintiff in error in its answer alleged that at the time of the injury it had provided for payment of compensation for personal injuries to its employes, under chapter 179 of the Acts of 1913 (Vernon’s Sayles’ Civil Statutes 1914, arts. 5246h to 5246zzzz), and, before…