Horrigan v. Boston Elevated Railway Co.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Horrigan v. Boston Elevated Railway Co., 190 Mass. 577 (Mass. 1906)
77 N.E. 634; 1906 Mass. LEXIS 1130
Hammond
Horrigan v. Boston Elevated Railway Co.
Opinion of the Court
There was no evidence of the negligence of the defendant. The plaintiff did not contend that the grating was a defect in the floor. It was there properly as a ventilator, and was not intended for any other purpose. It was removed without the defendant’s authority, by the plaintiff’s fellow employee, who carelessly neglected to replace it. The defendant as against the plaintiff was not bound to anticipate that it would be so used.
Judgment on the verdict.
Reference
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- Timothy Horrigan v. Boston Elevated Railway Company
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