Foster v. Fidelity Safe Deposit Co.

Defendant is a safe deposit company. It maintains individual safes or compartments •which it rents to customers for the safe-keeping of money and other valuable articles. Each of these contains a box which may be withdrawn and in which the customer places his money, papers or other valuable articles. It requires two keys to open one of these safes, one carried by the customer and the other by the attendant in charge. Its place of business is on the same floor and in practically the same room occupied by a banking institution known as the Fidelity Trust Company; it being separated therefrom by…