Besemer v. Estate of Fjerstad
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtVan Valkenburg, J.
The facts in this case are not in dispute. On February 21, 1967, decedent Mervina G. Fjerstad was the owner and operator of the Bridgeport Giant Wash Laundry. Plaintiff Clara K. Besemer claims she was injured at the above mentioned business on that date; said injuries allegedly arising out of decedent’s negligence’ in clearing a certain patch of ice outside the business. Plaintiff further alleges that decedent’s husband, who was the manager and operator of the business, was present on the premises when plaintiff was injured, and he had knowledge of plaintiff’s injuries. It is further asserted…
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