Supreme Court of New Hampshire March 3, 1908 (Vaisbord v. Nashua Manufacturing Co.)

Young, J.

The plaintiff complains of the defendants’ failure to fasten the planks to the horses and the horses to the floor in such a manner that neither the vibration of the mill, nor the acts of her fellow-servants, nor both of these causes combined, would cause a plank to fall on her; and the defendants say it cannot be found (1) that they were responsible for this condition of their premises,