Louisville & Nashville R. R. v. Cox
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Kenton Circuit Court (C. C. L. & E. Division).
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Chief Justice Hobson—
Reversing.
Forest W. Cox was a switchman in the yards of the Louisville & Nashville railroad company at Latonia, and was injured there on December 6, 1894, by getting’ Ms hand mashed between two ears, the result of the injury being that he lost the use of that hand. On February 15, 1908, he brought this suit against the railroad company, alleging that on March 22, 1895, he made a settlement with it, by which it paid him $500 and agreed to give him permanent employment as a switch tender in its yards at Latonia as long as it was in business in Kenton…
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