Anderson v. Guineau

Citations

• 9 Wash. 304
• 37 P. 449
• 1894 Wash. LEXIS 301

Syllabus

<p>MASTER AND SERVANT — FELLOW SERVANTS — DEFECTIVE APPLIANCES.</p> <p>Where a servant upon taking a vacation hires and agrees to pay a substitute for performing his duties, such substitute becomes a fellow servant of those who occupy that relation to the servant whose place he is filling.</p> <p>• Where a servant is aware of a defect in-appliances at the time he undertakes to perform a particular service in connection therewith, he cannot recover for injuries received on account of such defective .appliance, when it is not shown that the master was aware of such defect.</p>