Munden v. McDaniel

Smith (Peter P.), J.

The four separate causes of action alleged by the plaintiffs arise out of the alleged breach of a contract hiring the infant plaintiff “ as a stable boy and rider of horses.” The said first defense alleges in substance that the infant plaintiff was hired in Canada for an apprenticeship term of four years, and, among other things, subject to the reasonable rules and regulations of the Jockey Club of New York, and that said contract is void as against the public policy of the State of New York.

The contract is not annexed to either the complaint or the said answer as an…