It is the duty of the master "to use all reasonable precautions which ordinary prudence would dictate, under the particular circumstances, in respect to the dangers to be reasonably anticipated and likely to occur to the servant in the course of the discharge of his duties."
How later courts described this case
- It is the duty of the master "to use all reasonable precautions which ordinary prudence would dictate, under the particular circumstances, in respect to the dangers to be reasonably anticipated and likely to occur to the servant in the course of the discharge of his duties."
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
This opinion written by our former Commissioner, the late JAMES D. LINDSAY, is adopted as the opinion of the court. All of the judges concur.