E. L. Martin, Inc. v. Kyser
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
A. C. Kyser, appellee, recovered judgment for $35,000 against E. L. Martin, Inc., a corporation, on account of personal injuries sustained by him in August, 1934, on a construction job in Harris county. Plaintiff was not an employee of the defendant, but was a graduate engineer then working as a concrete inspector for the State Highway Department. At the time of his injury he was inspecting the pouring of a large quantity of concrete under a railroad trestle or bridge being constructed by the defendant to form an underpass so that the highway might pass under the tracks of the Houston Belt…
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