Towt v. Pope
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtLillie, J.
Defendant was sued by plaintiff, an employee of Yinnell Company, a corporation, for damages arising out of an industrial injury in its steel plant. Pope, vice president of the corporation, was sued individually although Yinnell Company was not joined as a party defendant, plaintiff having exhausted his remedies against it under the compensation provisions of the Labor Code. The matter was heard by a jury and, at the conclusion of plaintiff’s ease, defendant’s motion for a judgment of nonsuit was granted. It is from this judgment plaintiff appeals.
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