Walter v. Hagianis

The evidence in this case is confined to three witnesses, the plaintiff, the named defendant and the surgeon who examined and operated upon the plaintiff who testified by deposition. Most of the facts are not in dispute. No witness contradicted the testimony given by any other witness in this proceeding. The tray that the plaintiff was carrying on August twenty-eighth was loaded with dishes not merely from one table but from “all the tables in the dining room.” The employer, knowing that trays were heavy for the waitresses, used to carry them to the kitchen but testified that “most of the…