Cliff v. Seligman & Latz

HICKS, Circuit Judge.

On August 3, 1928, the plaintiff, Cliff, brought suit against the defendants, Seligman & Latz, partners, for damages for the loss of the companionship and services of his wife and incidental medical expenses alleged to have been caused by personal injuries inflicted upon her by defendants on March 1, 1926, at their place of business in Cleveland, Ohio, by the negligent operation of an electric waving machine applied to her hair. Defendants demurred. The demurrer was sustained upon the ground that the petition showed that the action was barred by the Statute of Limitations…