Wood v. United Air Lines, Inc.
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJohn E. Cone, J.
Plaintiffs move for summary judgment in their favor against defendant United Air Lines, on the issue of liability in trespass.
This is an action in which plaintiff Larmicia Wood (hereinafter referred to as plaintiff) seeks to recover for personal injuries which she claims to have sustained in her apartment when a jet aircraft belonging to the defendant, United Air Lines (hereinafter referred to as defendant) crashed in the immediate vicinity of Sterling. Place and Seventh Avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, as the result of a mid-air collision with an airplane owned by codefendant Trans World…
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