Golden Saw Mill Co. v. Jourdan
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
The appellee sued, and obtained a judgment against, the appellant f'or having negligently caused the death of her seven year old son.
The appellant’s complaint is that the court below should have granted its request for a directed verdict.
The appellant is engaged in the sawing of lumber, and owns a number of houses situated near its mill, which are occupied by its employees and their families. In 3923, there was left on its premises, by a painter who had been employed to paint the roofs of these houses, a steel drum in which some paiut — some of the ingredients of which were coal tar,…
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