Farina v. First National Bank

Plaintiff’s trial pleading alleged that she was a patron of defendant bank; that she had entered its banking house through its revolving door; and that some ten minutes thereafter, while attempting to depart by the same door, a wing thereof collapsed and injured her. She charged that the defendant had been negligent in several respects, which negligence was the proximate cause of her injury.

The defendant denied that it was in any way negligent.

Upon trial plaintiff failed to prove that defendant had been negligent in the matters and things claimed. At the end of all the evidence defendant…