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A man who fell through a pane of glass at a Manhattan gym can pursue a claim under the city's Administrative Code, but cannot argue the accident itself is proof of liability, a New York court ruled. Plaintiff Michael R. Pappalardo claimed that when he leaned over to tie his shoe while working out at the gym, his buttock brushed the glass and the window pane shattered.
December 12, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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