Buettner v. Schluderberg-Kurdle Co.

The declaration in this case consists of the six common counts and a seventh count, which is as follows:

“And for that on or about May 13th, 1927, Louis Reighart, an employee of the Schluderberg-Kurdle Company, while working in the regular course of his employment was seriously injured by a crushing blow on the head, and it became necessary that he he immediately removed to a hospital and that he receive medical attention. Whereupon certain employees of the defendant company as duly authorized agents of the defendant undertook to take the said Reighart to St. Joseph’s Hospital. While on the…