Caline v. Maede
Oregon Supreme Court
Caline v. Maede, 396 P.2d 694 (Or. 1964)
239 Or. 239; 1964 Ore. LEXIS 491
McAllister, Perry, Sloan, O'Connell, Goodwin, Denecke, Lusk
Caline v. Maede
Opinion
Plaintiff brought this action for damages for personal injuries against his employer. The only question is whether the employer’s continued failure to rectify conditions which twice previously injured plaintiff constitutes “the deliberate intention # # # to produce such injury.” ORS 656.156(2). If it does, plaintiff can maintain this action; if not, plaintiff’s only remedy is Workmen’s Compensation benefits.
Upon the authority of Jenkins v. Carman Mfg. Co., 79 Or 448, 155 P 703 (1916), and Heikkila v. Ewen Transfer Co., 135 Or 631, 297 P 373 (1931), the trial court’s ruling that this does not constitute “deliberate intention” is affirmed.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- CALINE v. MAEDE Et Al, STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION
- Cited By
- 17 cases
- Status
- Published