Carey v. Crawford Electric Cooperative, Inc.

COIL, Commissioner.

Leo Carey was electrocuted on May 14, 1957 while assisting in the installation of a television antenna system at the farm home *186of William Voss. Leo’s minor sons, through their mother as their natural guardian, sought $25,000 from Crawford Electric Cooperative, Inc., as damages for their father’s alleged wrongful death. A jury returned a verdict for Crawford Electric, hereinafter called defendant, and the Carey brothers, hereinafter referred to as plaintiffs, have appealed from the ensuing judgment. They claim that the trial court erred in giving, at defendant’s request,…