Hogan v. Metropolitan Building Co.

— Annie Laurie Buck conducted a retail shoe store in a building in Seattle owned by the Metropolitan Building Company, a corporation. Kate C. Hogan, a customer of the shoe store, was injured by a fall in the entrance way from the door to the sidewalk, on the 2d day of August, 1920, and brought this action therefor against both the owner of the building and the proprietor of the store. There was a verdict against both defendants. It was set aside and the.action was dismissed as to the owner, from which the plaintiff has appealed. The tenant, Annie Laurie Buck, interposed a motion for judgment…