Cowen v. Kirby

The defendants kept a stable situated at the corner of two streets, and as a part of their business took in for keeping and care the vehicles and horses of those persons who might come for that service. Upon the ground floor was a large room into which teams were driven from one of the streets, and in which horses were unhitched and hitched up and vehicles were stored. Out of this room opened a number of doors, one of which led to stalls where the horses were kept, two led to harness rooms, one to a ladies’ waiting room, and one to an office. The two latter doors were near the team entrance,…