Lewandowski v. Joseph Horne Co.

Dissenting Opinion by

Mr. Justice Roberts:

Viewed in the light most favorable to appellants, the evidence shows that on December 14, 1963 at about 2 P.M., appellant Frances Lewandowski, an employee *268of appellee Joseph Horne Company’s store, was told by her immediate supervisor to go to a Mr. Linder’s - office because appellant had customers there. Appellent went to the office and instead of customers found appellee King, an employee of Horne, and appellee Fleishman, an employee of appellee-Dale Systems, Inc., which had been retained by Horne to check on the honesty of Horne employees. King and…