Bernstein v. Western Union Telegraph Co.

Defendant is a corporation engaged in the business of accepting and delivering telegraph messages, etc. At the time of the alleged accident it had in its employ a messenger *75boy named Charles Badenhop, who was answering a call of Dun-hill Sportswear, a customer located on the seventeenth floor of 1410 Broadway, borough of Manhattan. The plaintiff alleges that he was injured in the hallway of the seventeenth floor by reason of the willful negligence and carelessness of said defendant’s employee, who, without the exercise of proper care, collided with him, causing his glasses to break and…