Summary
In Manning v. Hogan (78 N.Y. 615, 616), an action to recover damages for the death of the plaintiff's intestate, caused by the fall of a scaffold claimed to have been negligently constructed, it was said: "That the question of negligence in building the scaffold was for the jury, that it was not sufficient that there was enough of suitable material provided to build the scaffold.
Summary of this case from Hatton v. Hilton Bridge Construction Co.Opinion
Argued October 10, 1879
Decided November 11, 1879
Samuel Hand for appellant.
John R. Dos Passos for respondent.
Per Curiam opinion for affirmance.
All concur.
Judgment affirmed.