Lunde v. National Citizens Bank

Pirsig, Justice.

Defendant National Citizens Bank of Mankato, hereafter called the bank, owned a building in Mankato, the second story of which was leased for office purposes to various tenants. These offices opened onto a hallway running east and west from one end of the building to the other. At the east end a so-called “inner door” with a glass window in it led from the hall to a vestibule. An outer door separated the vestibule from a back stairway. The bank was in charge of and maintained the hallway and the doors leading to it. On and prior to May 27, 1941, plaintiff was employed by one…