Tuttle v. Crawford
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSeawell, J.
Plaintiffs are husband and wife. Plaintiff Mary Y. Tuttle is a woman in middle life and the mother of three children. On the morning of November 28, 1934, after conveying her children to school, she parked her automobile near the market place of appellants and entered the market premises where she was accustomed to trade. The market was somewhat general, and the floor space thereof allotted to the trades people who conducted their respective businesses therein was cement. Appellants conducted a general grocery business and also dealt in vegetables. Plaintiff *128Mary V. Tuttle, upon entering the…
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