Michigan Supreme Court October 3, 1932, Docket No. 103, Calendar No. 36,600. (Boylen v. Berkey & Gay Furniture Co.)

Potter, J.

Plaintiff, employed by the Grand Trunk Railroad Company as a switchman, on March 10, 1931, was injured while engaged in switching cars on defendants’ premises. At the time of the injury he was hanging on the outside of a freight car on the ladder and stooped down to uncouple cars.