Wilson v. Deschner

The case was submitted on briefs, and we have only that for the appellants.

Appellants were partners in the bakery business, and the plaintiffs’ case was that the infant plaintiff sustained injury by a nail which through negligence of defendants had gotten into a roll sold by defendants to Mrs. Wilson and eaten by the son Gilbert; that the nail became embedded in one of Gilbert’s tonsils and that after it was extracted an operation was required to rectify the damage done. The state of demand laid the damages at $300 for the infant plaintiff, and $200 for his parents per quod.

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