Gleason v. Fire Protection Engineering Co.

THE COURT.

A general demurrer filed by respondents to appellant’s second amended complaint was sustained, following which a judgment of dismissal was entered.

According to the complaint, respondent Clifford was doing business under the name of Fire Protection Engineering Co. The Townsend Co., a corporation, which was joined as a defendant, was the owner of a certain building in San Francisco which was leased to Baker, Hamilton and Pacific Co., a corporation. Plaintiff was an employee of the company last named. For some time prior to September 28, 1929, respondents were engaged in repairing a…