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KENTUCKY UTILITIES CO. v. AUTO CRANE CO.

674 S.W.2d 15 (1983)

KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY, Appellant, v. AUTO CRANE COMPANY and Kentucky Machinery Company, Appellees. Charles E. DUNIGAN, Appellant, v. KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY and Auto Crane Company, Appellees.

Court of Appeals of Kentucky.

Case Ordered Published by Court of Appeals May 27, 1983.

Discretionary Review Denied by Supreme Court September 7, 1984.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Escum L. Moore, Jr., Turley, Savage & Moore, Lexington, for appellant, Charles E. Dunigan.

W.R. Patterson, Jr., John R. Martin, Jr., Landrum, Patterson & Dickey, Lexington, for appellee, Kentucky Machinery Co.

Robert L. Milby, Hamm, Milby & Ridings, London, for appellee, Auto Crane Co.

Lindsey W. Ingram, Stoll, Keenon & Park, Lexington, for appellant, Kentucky Utilities.

Before COOPER, HOWERTON and LESTER, JJ.

HOWERTON, Judge.

These appeals are from a summary judgment entered by the Laurel Circuit Court. The court concluded that Dunigan was contributorily negligent and that his negligence was a substantial contributing factor in causing his injuries. His complaint was dismissed with prejudice. The judgment further dismissed Kentucky Utilities' cross-claim against Auto Crane Company and its third-party complaint against Kentucky Machinery Company. Kentucky Utilities has...

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