Good v. Michigan Farm & Industrial Fair, Inc.

In the fall of 1933 plaintiff having paid the required admission entered the Michigan State Fair Grounds at Detroit at the so-called north Woodward avenue entrance. There were two large iron gates hung between two brick pillars which were about 24 feet apart at this entrance which is used as a means of ingress and egress both for vehicular traffic and pedestrians. There was no separate entrance at this point for pedestrians, although there were at least two other entrances from Woodward avenue to the fair grounds which were used by pedestrians. Plaintiff presumably knew of these other…