Legac v. Vietmeyer Bros.
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Per curiam
This is the appeal of the defendant below from a judgment of the Hoboken District Court, in favor of the plaintiff, rendered by the judge, sitting without a jury.
The plaintiff instituted suit against the defendant alleging as follows: That on July 25th, 1927, the plaintiff purchased a loaf of defendant’s bread from a retailer; that the plaintiff sliced the bread for use at her table; that while eating, or about to eat, one of the slices, she discovered therein or thereon a bug; that plaintiff, upon seeing the bug, became sick to her stomach, vomited, and was sick for some five days…
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