Chamberlain v. Nash

The present action was brought in two counts, the allegations of the first count being substantially as follows: The defendant was the owner of a two-story building, in a portion of *510which, on the second floor, a beauty parlor was operated by one of several tenants. In order to reach the second floor, and while proceeding to the beauty parlor on October 5, 1934, in the afternoon and during daylight, for the purpose of having her hair, dressed, it was necessary for the plaintiff to climb a flight of stairs leading from the street entrance to a certain landing, and then turn at a right angle and…