D. E. Hewitt Lumber Co. v. Cisco
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Martin Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Sampson —
Reversing.
This action is one to recover damages for personal injury. It was here on appeal once before and the judgment reversed. See 181 Kentucky, 612. That verdict and judgment was for $1,000.00, and the one now involved is for the same amount. Appellant insists that the facts shown by Cisco preclude his recovery — that there was no negligence shown on the part of the company.
Cisco was employed by the lumber company to roll logs which had been dumped on the bank of a pond into the pond, and otherwise aid in getting' the logs on to the skidway of the…
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