Cestaric v. Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc.

McLaughlin, circuit judge.

On July 9, 1940, about 8 P.M., plaintiff, Mary Cestaric, fell and was injured on the property of the defendant at the entrance to its station in Pittsburgh. The plaintiff had come in from a suburb with the intention of becoming a passenger on one of defendant’s buses. It had rained that afternoon and again around 6:30 P.M. It rained continuously on the way into the terminal but the downfall was not as heavy in Pittsburgh, being described as “drizzling” there. The entrance floor to defendant’s premises was flush with the sidewalk. This floor extended from the inner…