New York Court of Common Pleas April 3, 1876 (Roberts v. National Ice Co.)

Van Hoesen, J.

pleadings in this case were oral. The plaintiff sued for two weeks’ wages as a driver of an ice wagon. No allegation that the defendant is a corporation was made. The defendant interposed a general denial. Under the pleadings, it was competent for the plaintiff to prove the corporate existence of the defendant.