Wolbe v. Jossey

1. Where a floor in a house on rented premises is rotten, and, because of this condition when taken in connection with the fact that the joists supporting the floor are spaced too far apart, the floor can not be used in safety by people walking or standing upon it, yet where, although its rotten condition is patent and obvious, its dangerous condition is not perfectly patent or obvious, and it appears to be reasonably safe to persons standing or stepping on it, it can not be said as a plotter of law that a person who, with knowledge of the rotten condi*613tion of the floor but without knowledge…