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· 7/1/1866

McGlynn v. Brodie

Citations

  • 31 Cal. 376

Syllabus

<p>Liability of Employer to Employe for Injuries caused by Accidents.—If an employé works with or near machinery which is unsafe and from which he is liable to sustain injury by reason of its being unsafe, with the knowledge or the means of knowledge of its condition, he takes the risk incident to the employment, and cannot maintain an action against his employer for injuries sustained by reason of the defective condition of the machinery.</p>

Judges: Sawyer

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