Legal Opinion
Parson-Gibson Buick Corp. v. Fox
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided October 20, 1931No. 22032PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtSwindall, J.
On December 13, 1929, Walter C. Fox was engaged in a hazardous employment with the Parson-Gibson Buick Corporation of Okemah, Okla., in the capacity of' an automobile mechanic, and on said date, while he and another employee were removing from a Buick automobile the rear bumper, which was wired on, he was struck in the right eye with a piece of wire, which he states was about the size of an ordinary clothesline and in his opinion was No. 9 wire. The other employee was working the piece of wire, which was estimated to be about 15 feet in length, back and forward in an effort to break the same.…
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