Burns v. Windfall Manufacturing Co.

The question in this case is the sufficiency of a paragraph of complaint by the appellant *262against the appellee. It was alleged that the appellant' was employed, in hauling clay from a pit into appellee’s tile mill by means of cars pulled up an inclined railway, in which employment he was required to ride upon such cars; that while returning to the pit, on the occasion in question, the car in which he was riding struck a point where the ends of two of the rails of said way reared up and overlapped, causing said car to stop suddenly, thereby precipitating the appellant to the ground and…