Pittston Coal Co. v. McNulty

Citations

• 120 Pa. 414
• 14 A. 387
• 1888 Pa. LEXIS 497

Syllabus

<p>When, in an action by an employee to recover damages for injuries resulting, as alleged, from specified defects in an instrument furnished by his employer for use, though there be proof that the injury was caused by the instrument, yet if there be no evidence that the injury was proximately the result of the defects complained of, it is error to submit the case to the jury.</p>