Kennett v. Federici

Plaintiff brought suit to recover damages for personal injuries alleged to have been sustained by him as the result of slipping on the floor of a cafeteria owned and operated by defendants. Trial by jury eventuated in a verdict in defendants’ favor. The court granted plaintiff’s motion for a new trial specifically on the grounds that certain instructions, although correct in law, were repetitious; that another instruction, though correct, was without the issues; and that still another was misleading. From the order thus disposing of the case, defendants have appealed.

Appellants make two…