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sustain the losses alleged.
FOURTH DEFENSE TO EACH COUNT.
The plaintiff was guilty of contributory
negligence in failing to exercise that degree of care and
caution for her own safety which was reasonably necessary
under the circumstances.
FIFTH DEFENSE TO EACH COUNT.
The plaintiff, by voluntarily entering into
the employ of the defendant as alleged, under the circunstances
which existed at the time, assumed the risk of any injury which
she might or did suffer.
SIXTH DEFENSE TO EACH COUNT.
The plaintiff assumed the risks of the in-
juries, if any, which she received and therefore cannot recover.
SEVENTH DEFENSE TO EACH COUNT.
The alleged wrongful acts of the defendant
were those of fellow-servants of the plaintiff and therefore
she cannot recover.
EIGHTH DEFENSE TO EACH COUNT.
That any of the injuries alleged to have been
received or sustained by the plaintiff, Anita J. Burricelli,
which said plaintiff did receive or sustain were received and
sustained by said plaintiff at a time when the relation be-
tween her and the defendant was that of employee and employer,
and therefore, any rights and/or remedies which said plaintiff
may have against the defendant were and are embraced by the
terms and provisions of the Workmen's Compensation Act of the
State of New Jersey, and are governed thereby, and therefore,
this court has no jurisdiction over the subject matter of this
suit, and the defendant hereby gives notice that at, upon or
before the trial of this case it will move to dismiss the
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