Crispin v. . Babbitt

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1880-09-21

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This is an action for injuries alleged to have been received by the plaintiff through the negligence of the defendant. At the time he received the injuries he was a laborer in the employment of the defendant at his iron works in Oneida county. He was at work about an engine, and one John L. Babbitt, also in the employment of the defendant, carelessly let on the steam, and in consequence thereof the injuries were caused. The defense now claimed is that John L. Babbitt was a fellow-servant of t…

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