Wilson v. . Dowtin
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtBaeNHill, J.
The plaintiff alleges that the addition to the original building was constructed as a storage room and that it was actually in use as such at the time of his injury. All of the evidence tends to show that from the time of its construction this portion of the building was used for the storage of surplus merchandise carried in stock by Dowtin in connection with the operation of his business. All of the evidence likewise tends to show that there is a direct method of reaching the office from the front of the store without going through the storage room and that the office is easily observable…
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