Opinion

Alice K. Sharpe and Juanita Sharpe, by Her Next Friend, H. L. King v. Bradley Lumber Company, Inc.

446 F.2d 152
1971 U.S. App. LEXIS 8851

Court: Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
Filed: Jul 19, 1971
Status: Published
Author: Winter
On the bench: Sobeloff, Winter, Craven
Cited by: 9 cases
Authority: More cited than 24.9%

The opinion

WINTER, Circuit Judge

(dissenting):

In my view, the district judge correctly found the facts and correctly concluded that “[s]ince Bradley Lumber Company, Inc. retained no control over Lewis or Grindstaff as individuals nor over their method of operation, the corporation cannot be considered their employer. Bradley Lumber Company, Inc., therefore, is not liable for the negligence of Lewis on November 25,1966.”

I would affirm on the district judge’s opinion. Sharpe v. Grindstaff, 329 F.Supp. 405 (M.D.N.C.1970).

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