Nemet v. Friedland

Plaintiff’s decedent was electrocuted September 15, 1934, and plaintiff, as administratrix of Ms estate, sued defendant to recover for tbe death of her decedent, claiming it was caused by the negligence of defendant. Suit was brought under the death act, plaintiff’s declaration alleging deceased was instantly Idlled by' electrocution, the particular negligence complained of being that the electrical wiring and equipment used by defendant had, through defendant’s negligence, become out of repair and in a dangerous condition, and had so remained for a long time. Plaintiff also counted in her…