McAllister v. . Pryor

Upon a motion as of nonsuit upon the evidence, the evidence must be'considered in the light most favorable to the plaintiff.

The plaintiff testified: “The iron was connected by the electrician of the house. When I took hold of the iron I started getting a severe shock. I found I was grounded both feet, and I could not release the iron, and I immediately started screaming for help. The electrician came and he rushed up to the socket and tried to turn it offwhen he touched the socket it began sputtering and started spitting little flames and knocked him over against the dressing-room. He ran up…