Hacking v. Board of Education

On September 5, 1945, Cynthia Ann Hackling, an infant, sustained injuries as a result óf which she died shortly thereafter. On November 21,1945, a hearing was had, at which it is alleged facts were brought out indicating that a cause , of action existed against the Board of Education. Limited letters of administration were issued upon the decedent’s estate November 23, 1945, and on the next day the proposed notice of claim and notice of this motion were served. Two causes of action are alleged, one for pain and suffering, brought pur*53suant to section 119 of the Decedent Estate Law, and one for…