Adams v. Servpro of Macon, Inc.

Benham, Judge.

The dispositive issue in this case is whether the circumstantial evidence offered by appellant in opposition to appellee’s motion for summary judgment can withstand the effect of appellee’s agent’s positive and uncontradicted testimony. Holding that it cannot, we affirm.

Appellant hired appellee to clean the rugs in his offices. An agent of appellee’s was given a key so that he could clean the rugs during non-duty hours. The building had five exterior doors, each of which was equipped with a deadbolt; every deadbolt could be opened with the same key. The agent testified that he…