Danley v. Scanlon
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Hendricks Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, J.
The appellee alleges in the first paragraph •of his complaint that he was employed by the appellants to work in a planing-mill, as he might be directed by them; that he was fifteen years of age, and inexperienced in such work; that he was put to work upon a planing and moulding machine of many and varied parts, and while at work a sliver flew off from the plank he was putting through the planer and struck him in the eye, and destroyed it; “ that there was great danger, and liability of being injured, to the person operating with and upon said planer and moulding machine, in the condition it…
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