Livingston v. Stewart & Co.

This is an appeal from a judgment for defendant after a demurrer to the declaration, as limited by bill of particulars, had been sustained.

Defendant conducts a department store in Baltimore, where the public, including plaintiff, is invited to enter as a customer to inspect or purchase its goods and merchandise; on December 20, 1948 plaintiff, in response to defendant's implied invitation, entered the store for such purposes; while she was looking at various toys in the store, she was violently struck by a “two-wheel bicycle”, the bicycle falling on plaintiff and pinning her leg against a…