Smith Elec. Co. v. Hinkley

At 814 Lake Avenue in Lake Worth, Florida, there was a building occupied for business purposes by persons engaged as real estate brokers. One of the agencies was known as the Lackawanna Syndicate operated by two men named Bryant and another named Wepf. The building was about twenty feet wide and fronted south on Lake Avenue. There was an awning in front of the building to which it was attached, extending partly over the sidewalk for the entire width of the building. The frame work of the awning consisted of galvanized pipes about an inch in diameter fastened together in the form of a…