225 Pa. 164 | Pa. | 1909
Opinion by
This case differs from Durkin v. Kingston Coal Company, 171 Pa. 193, in minor and immaterial circumstances only. The controlling feature in the case is that the plaintiff’s injury resulted from the car on which he was riding, while engaged in work, coming in contact with a prop which had been erected to support the roof of the mine. This prop had been put in place some 'two or three weeks before the accident by a mine
The case called for judgment non obstante, and the judgment is affirmed.