In Days v. S. Trimmer Sons, Inc., 160 N.Y. 603, a laborer on a very cold day whose duty it was to carry coal into the houses, all his fingers and toes were frost bitten and some of them injured.
Summary of this case from Morris v. Dexter Manufacturing Co.January, 1917.
Motion denied.
In Days v. S. Trimmer Sons, Inc., 160 N.Y. 603, a laborer on a very cold day whose duty it was to carry coal into the houses, all his fingers and toes were frost bitten and some of them injured.
Summary of this case from Morris v. Dexter Manufacturing Co.Full title:In the Matter of the Claim of ABRAHAM DAYS, Claimant, Respondent, for…
Court:Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, Third Department
Date published: Jan 1, 1917
In Blair v. Omaha Ice Cold Storage Co. (Neb.), 165 N.W. 893, it was held that a disease contracted by a party…