China yesterday, an opinion rendered some time ago, which had been withdrawn for further study, was restored and adhered to in ihe case in which Mrs. Elisabeth A. Marie-polska sued the Shanghai Telephone Company for U.S. $10,000.
Mrs, Mariepolsky had been in the employ of the Shanghai Telephone Company as an exchange operator and on February 9, 1934, slipped on a highly polished floor in one of the exchange buildings belonging to the company. She fractured her hip and had to undergo a lengthy treatment. although for some time she was still on the defendant company's pay-roll, When the case was heard in 1936, plaintiff was awarded U.S. $1,200 damages but the judgment was subsequently withdrawn for further study, until yesterday when the Court restored it.
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