Springer v. Pearson

McQUADE, Chief Justice.

On the evening of June 9, 1970, the plaintiff-appellant, Velma Springer (hereinafter referred to as appellant), came to the home of the defendants-respondents, Pier and Gertie Mae Pearson (hereinafter referred to as respondents), to pick up her child who was attending a birthday party at the Pearson home. This was the first time appellant had ever been in the home of the respondents. While the appellant was standing in the back hall toward the back door, the children attending the party came into the house. The appellant stepped sideways to let them in and as she did…