84 Ga. 152 | Ga. | 1889
The grounds of liability set out in the declaration are the failure of the company to warn Sims of the danger of the work assigned to him, and the omission to give him needful and proper instructions by which to perform it safely. But there is no evidence that the work was in any respect more hazardous than that of ordinary labor, or that, if it was, he did not know how to do it safely. He was a witness, but said not a word goingto show either that he was ignorant of any danger attend
The question that the work was not, in its nature, attended with any extraordinary hazard or danger, was settled when this case was here before. E. & W. R. R. Co. v. Sims, 80 Ga. 807. The evidence on that question was substantially the same then as now. The two head-notes prefixed to this opinion sum up the result.
Judgment affirmed.