Central Indiana Railway Co. v. Clark

Appellee recovered damages for injuries alleged to have been caused by appellant’s negligence. The *51errors assigned and argued all arise upon the court’s overruling of appellant’s motion for new trial. One charge of the complaint was "that appellant furnished appellee, an inexperienced minor, with a drift pin made from unsuitable material and ordered him to drive it through a hole in a boiler that he was helping to mend; and that the pin broke when he struck it and, by reason of the faulty material, a piece of the broken pin flew off and hit his eye, injuring his vision. The cause is brought…