Cronin v. I.G.A. Foodliner

In this action of tort the plaintiffs seek to recover for personal injuries and consequential damages allegedly sustained on March 7, 1966 while the female plaintiff was a business-invitee of the defendant on premises controlled by the defendant. A finding was made for the plaintiffs in the total sum of $7,654.00.

The reported evidence is, as follows:

“. . . . On March 7, 1966, at about 6:30 p.m. the female plaintiff went into the defendant’s store to purchase groceries. She took a food cart and began walking around the store. She stopped the food cart in the tonic aisle, placed three large…