Davis v. McKinney

STONE, Judge.

While L. B. Davis (hereinafter sometimes called claimant) was castrating a bull calf on Friday, September 17, 1954, in the barn on a 167-acre farm owned by Paul and Mildred McKinney and located about two miles south of Plighlandville in Christian County, Missouri, the calf kicked the knife into claimant’s left hand inflicting a wound which became infected and eventually resulted in about fifty per cent permanent partial disability in claimant’s left and minor arm at the shoulder. Davis’ claim against Paul McKinney, as alleged employer, and Truck Insurance Exchange, his insurer,…