Lansky v. Goldstein

Stolz, Judge.

The appellees sued the appellants for injuries to appellee Minnie Goldstein which were sustained upon property owned of record by both the Borgh and Lansky appellants and managed solely by Lansky. The only issues for trial dealt with the amount of damages suffered by the appellees and with whether Borgh had ownership or control of the building in question. At the trial the appellants attempted to prove that record title was in error and that, although no deed existed, Borgh had sold his interest to Lansky before Minnie Goldstein’s accident. The appellants now appeal from a jury…