Young v. Duncan

Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts · Decided 1914-06-17

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Rugg, C. J. Hazel Young received injuries on June 10, 1913, arising out of and in the course of her employment while working for Jefferson E. Duncan at his jewelry factory at Arlington. *348 She brought an action of tort at common law against her employer, alleging that her injuries resulted from his negligent conduct. The defendant seasonably filed a paper entitled “Moti…

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