Muesling v. International Railway Co.
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of the City Court of Buffalo.
1Opinion of the CourtWheeler, J.
The plaintiff entered the employ of the defendant as a street car conductor. On doing so he filed with the defendant a written application for the place, in which he agreed to work under instruction for at least ten days at one dollar per day. He further agreed as follows:
‘ ‘ In the event of my leaving the service of the company for any reason whatsoever within six months of the date of this application, such money as is paid me for work under instruction while on trial shall be deducted from such moneys as are due me from the company on the date of my leaving, and I hereby waive claim for…
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