WOMAN'S HAIR BURNED.
Alleged negligence in using a hairwaving machine in a ladies hairdressing saloon in Liverpool, led to a recent action for damages. Plaintiff was Mrs. Margaret Williams, wifo of the city engineer of Liverpool. On hor behalf, counsel stated tha« Mrs. Williams' head was burned in several places last December, while her hair was being permanently waved, anil, as result, she suffered great pain. The judge_ said ho ®djustwas one which was capable
ment * f , conference, a As tho outcome of costs , was settlement of £75 *' :t {j cfendan ts stating announced, counsel oJmit facts as that they did noib t he.. paying opened for pl« n ™' ® do with a denial mentioned was bei g liability, both of neghgonce and
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20668, 13 September 1930, Page 3 (Supplement)
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