Estep v. Security Savings & Loan Society
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSimpson, J.
This action was instituted by plaintiffs to recover damages for personal injuries suffered by plaintiff Alice Estep, which were occasioned by a fall from a wooden walk upon property rented to plaintiffs by the defendant Security Savings & Loan Society, a corporation.
Plaintiffs alleged that they rented the property in question from defendant Security Savings & Loan Society through its agent R. G. Lasell, who promised and agreed to make certain repairs to a wooden walk that extended from the street to the kitchen and from there to outbuildings in the rear; that the walk was in a defective…
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