Dritt v. Morris

Carleton Harris, Chief Justice.

On June 14, 1958, Mrs. Jessie P. Dritt, age 70, appellant herein, entered a Fayetteville grocery store, known as Campbell’s Super Market, operated by A. D. Morris and Alfred D. Morris, appellees herein, for the purpose of purchasing groceries. As she left the store, and started down the concrete incline leading from the premises, Mrs. Dritt slipped and fell, breaking her hip and sustaining other injuries. Suit was instituted by appellant against appellees, alleging that she was a customer and invitee of appellees, and that appellees had placed or caused to be…