Townsend & Freeman Co. v. Taggart

Appellee was employed by appellant to haul logs to appellant’s saw mill located in the town of Nashville. On the morning of September 7, 1922, appellee and a fellow employee under the direction of appellant, left Nashville with two wagons, a four-horse team and a two-horse team, to haul logs from a place about five miles distant. Arriving at the place where they were to get the logs, they assisted each other in loading the wagons, appellee doing most of the work. The logs on the wagons, the two men, at about 9:30 o’clock, started to the mill, appellee in charge of the four horse team. In…