Paul v. N. L. Industries, Inc.
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
DOOLIN, Justice:
The quandary of the absent, or “ghost”, tortfeasor is brought before this Court for the first time since we decided that several liability shall rule in comparative negligence cases. 1
Plaintiff Paul was working at an oil drilling site in Canadian County. Defendant Stelting was delivering a load of drilling mud for Defendant N. L. Industries, Inc. The only road to the mud storage house passed between a butane storage tank and the drilling rig, and over a pipeline connecting the tank with the rig. While maneuvering his truck over this road, a leak developed in the butane line,…
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