McRea v. Hood Rubber Co.
72 N.E. 1015, 187 Mass. 326, 1905 Mass. LEXIS 997
Opinion
There was no evidence of negligence on the part of the defendant. If the condition of the floor was due to the negligence of any one, it was that of a fellow servant of the plaintiff, for whose acts the defendant is not liable to the plaintiff.
The evidence offered and excluded was immaterial.
Exceptions overruled.
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McRea v. Hood Rubber Co., 72 N.E. 1015, 187 Mass. 326, 1905 Mass. LEXIS 997 (Mass. 1905).
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