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ALLEN v. ZABEL

261 Wis. 172 (1952)

ALLEN, Appellant, vs. ZABEL and others, Respondents.

Supreme Court of Wisconsin.

March 4, 1952.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Leon Feingold, attorney, and Cleland P. Fisher of counsel, both of Janesville, for the appellant.

Crosby H. Summers of Janesville, for the respondents.

FRITZ, C. J.

The plaintiff, Vernon Allen, was injured while working as an employee of the Fairbanks Morse & Company (hereinafter called "Fairbanks"), on its private factory grounds. The defendant, Alfred Zabel—an employee of the Motor Transport Company—was backing a tractor-trailer unit in a covered entranceway, called a canopy, which was forty-two and one-half feet long and which led to Fairbanks' "navy building." The accident occurred while Allen...

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