Standard Oil Co. v. Hagan

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Rees

— -Affirming.

Rollin Kenneth Hagan recovered a judgment for $2,640 against the Standard Oil Company for injuries received while, on the latter’s premises in Louisville. Hagan was employed by the Railway Express Agency as a truck driver, and on January 27, 1947, at the request of the Standard Oil Company, he drove onto its premises at Fifth and Bloom Streets in Louisville for the purpose of picking up freight. He stopped at the yard office where he signed certain papers for the shipment he was about to receive, and he was then directed by one of the Standard Oil…