Nolan v. Tifereth Israel Synagogue

Opinion by

Mr. Justice O’Brien,

On March 9, 1963, Gertrude T. Nolan, wife appellant, fell on the sidewalk in front of appellee’s Synagogue building. The fall resulted in personal injuries *107of various kinds, including an alleged permanent partial disability of wife appellant’s right hand and arm. To recover damages stemming from the alleged fall, husband and wife appellants filed an action of trespass against appellee, alleging that the fall was occasioned by appellee’s negligence in failing to maintain the sidewalk in proper repair.

Appellee filed preliminary objections in the nature of a…