Wells v. Belstrat Hotel Corp.

Merrell, J.:

The plaintiff sued upon two causes of action demanding judgment against the defendant in the sum of $10,000 damages. In her complaint the plaintiff alleges for a first cause of action that the defendant was a domestic corporation owning and operating a hotel in the borough of Manhattan, New York city, known as the Stratford House; and that on or about March 3, 1923, when plaintiff was about to retire to the apartment used by her as a patron of the defendant, she was forbidden by one of defendant’s agents, servants or employees, to wit, its night manager, to do so; and that said…