Fritsch v. Central Trust Co.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Per curiam
George Biggs fell upon an inside stairway in premises owned by the Central Trust Company and occupied under a lease by the defendant Thomas Henehan. Defendant Henehan was engaged in business at the time and Biggs claims that he was on the premises as an invitee of Henehan. The cause of the fall is alleged to have been a worn and defective stair carpet. Biggs *552suffered injuries to his head as a result of which he was committed to a State hospital for the insane. After his commitment, Joseph Fritsch, Jr., was appointed his committee and as such committee he has brought action against the Central…
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