Blousman v. Weil

The appeal is by plaintiff from a judgment dismissing his complaint on the law, at the end of the plaintiff’s case, in the trial of an action for negligence. He was injured by falling into an opening in the sidewalk on White Plains Road, in the borough of The Bronx, made for an elevator leading to the basement. The abutting real property was owned by defendants Frank L. Weil, William E¡. Russell and Raymond J. Scully, as trustees under a declaration of trust and plan of reorganization approved by order of the Supreme Court, hereinafter described as the “ owner-trustees ”. The store in front…