Missouri Pacific Railroad Company v. Simmons

Appellee was employed as a member of an extra section gang, and was engaged, in conjunction with eight or nine other members of the section crew, in lifting and in placing a motor car on the east side of a track at a point some three or four feet lower than the track from which it was being removed. Grover Collier was a member of the section crew, as was also Albert Turner. Appellee had hold of the car on the east side. Collier had hold of the southwest corner of the car on the south side. Turner had hold of the car on the southwest corner on the west side. This placed appellee and Turner…