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Allison v. Village of Middletown

Court of Appeals of the State of New York
Mar 2, 1886
5 N.E. 334 (N.Y. 1886)

Summary

In Allison v. Village of Middletown (101 N.Y. 667) the village was charged with negligence for having allowed ice formed from the wastage of a pump and the discharge from a leader on a house to accumulate and remain upon a sidewalk, and this court held that the case ought to have gone to the jury.

Summary of this case from Williams v. City of New York

Opinion

Argued February 4, 1886

Decided March 2, 1886

T.A. Read for appellant.

W.F. O'Neill for respondent.


ANDREWS, J., reads for a reversal, and new trial.

All concur.

Judgment reversed.


Summaries of

Allison v. Village of Middletown

Court of Appeals of the State of New York
Mar 2, 1886
5 N.E. 334 (N.Y. 1886)

In Allison v. Village of Middletown (101 N.Y. 667) the village was charged with negligence for having allowed ice formed from the wastage of a pump and the discharge from a leader on a house to accumulate and remain upon a sidewalk, and this court held that the case ought to have gone to the jury.

Summary of this case from Williams v. City of New York
Case details for

Allison v. Village of Middletown

Case Details

Full title:ELIZA ALLISON, Appellant, v . THE VILLAGE OF MIDDLETOWN, Respondent

Court:Court of Appeals of the State of New York

Date published: Mar 2, 1886

Citations

5 N.E. 334 (N.Y. 1886)
5 N.E. 334

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