Triplett v. Alabama Power Co.

Plaintiff, who appeals, claimed to have sufferéd injury, to have been ' temporarily asphyxiated with resulting injuries of a more permanent character, by the escape of carbon monoxide gas from a so-called instantaneous heater in- his bathroom. There was no evidence that the gas furnished by defendant was negligently or unscientifically constituted as to its chemical elements, no evidence of negligence or ir- . regularity in the pressure which carried it into plaintiff’s bathroom. Responsibility is sought to be fastened on defendant by reason of the fact that its employee, sent to make a…