Reuter v. Kenmore Building Co.

The above-entitled action was tried by the court without a jury. At the conclusion of plaintiff’s case defendant rested without offering any testimony. Under those circumstances the testimony of the plaintiff stands uncontradicted and shows that on October 13, 1930, she was a saleslady and visited the premises, a house coming within the provisions of the Multiple Dwelling Law, for the first time after sunset on the day in question for the purpose of selling an article of kitchenware. The plaintiff, a woman of middle age, had visited a tenant on the first floor and then proceeded to the fourth…