Lindsay v. Lipson

On August 26, 1958, at about 7:30 in the evening the plaintiffs in these cases entered the store of the defendants at the intersection of James Couzens and Meyers road in the city of Detroit for the purpose of making purchases therein. While waiting to check out, an employee of defendants threw or tossed a head of cabbage weighing between 3 and '5 pounds in the direction of another employee. The precise purpose of such action is not material in the instant case. The cabbage struck Mrs. Lindsay on the head, knocking her to the floor and causing her to become unconscious for several minutes.…