108 A. 810 | N.H. | 1919
The fact the plaintiff's work required him to stand very near a saw would warrant a finding that the defendant was negligent in leaving it unguarded. Osman v. Company,
If this language is given its ordinary meaning, s. 1 is intended to describe the employments in which a person must be engaged to entitle him to the benefit of the act, and the office of sub. div. (b) is to delimit the number of persons the master must employ and the kind of work in which they must be engaged and not a danger to which they must be exposed, to entitle them to the benefit of the act. Boody v. Company,
Case discharged.
All concurred.