Legal Opinion
Oaklawn Jockey Club, Inc. v. Pickens-Bond Construction Co.
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Decided February 28, 1972No. 5-5773PublishedCited by 17 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Conley Byrd, Justice.
Theo Tyler, an employee of appellee Pickens-Bond Construction Co., was injured on the premises of Oaklawn Jockey Club while in the scope of his employment when the handle of a bull float came in contact with some electrical power lines owned and operated by Arkansas Power & Light Company. Admittedly he is being paid Workmen’s Compensation benefits. Tyler brought suit against Arkansas Power & Light Co. and the Oaklawn Jockey Club, Inc., alleging that the Oaklawn Jockey Club was negligent in failing to provide him with a safe place in which to work; in failing to request…
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