Loney Et Ux. v. Denenberg

Argued October 4, 1949. Samuel Loney and Mary Loney, his wife, appellees, instituted this action to recover damages for injuries sustained by the wife when she slipped and fell as she was leaving the place of business of appellants. At trial, at which appellants offered no testimony, the jury rendered verdicts for both appellees. These appeals are from the judgment of the court below dismissing appellant's motion for judgment n. o. v.

The evidence must be viewed in a light most favorable to appellees, resolving all conflicts in the testimony in their favor, and according them the benefit of…