Singer v. Eastern Columbia, Inc.

This is an appeal from a judgment of nonsuit in an action for personal injuries. Plaintiff was a salesgirl employed by her brother, Louis Sabin, at a store in Hollywood where linens, baby wares and novelties were sold. She went into the display window space, bent over to remove a baby dress from a standard, rested her right hand upon a plate glass window and was removing the dress with her left hand when the window glass broke, inflicting severe injuries to her arm. The defendants are the owners of a leasehold of the premises; their lessee, Louis Sabin, was occupying them under a month to…