Wells v. Citizens National Bank of Collingswood

Brogan, Chief Justice.

The trial court ordered a non-suit at the end of the plaintiff’s case and the plaintiff appeals from such judgment.

The testimony offered in support of the plaintiff’s claim for money damages, for personal injuries suffered by her, tended to establish that on September 21st, 1934, she was a customer of the defendant bank; that there is a flight of six or seven stone steps leading up from the sidewalk to the banking room of the defendant and that the bank had installed an iron handrail or banister, in the center of the steps, running up and down, as an aid to those,…