Defendant managing agent admits that it issues and enforces rules of conduct for the residential cooperative's maintenance employees; that it paid for and invited the coop's board members to the annual July 4 party at which plaintiff, a maintenance employee of the coop, was injured by a firecracker lit by another maintenance employee of the coop; that it did not need the coop's permission for the party; and that the party took place during working hours, the attendees included...
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