Per Curiam.
Claimant was injured on July 16, 1953, by a policeman's horse while watching a parade at Fifth Avenue and Fifty-Seventh Street. She served a notice of claim against the City of New York on October 15, 1953, asserting the negligent causation of her injury. This was ninety-one days after the occurrence.
The applicable statute, section 50-e of the General Municipal Law, requires in a case founded on tort where notice of claim is a condition...
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