Fletcher v. Sunel

Samuel Sunel and wife and C. G. Bush and wife, owners of a hotel building and equipment in Belling-ham leased by them to Gladys Clifford, were obligated under the terms of the lease to keep the roof, outside walls, and foundation of the building in a good condition of repair during the leasing period. While unloading, for the lessee, a load of slab wood through a trap door in the sidewalk in front of a plate glass window six feet wide and twelve feet long on the street side of the hotel lobby November 4, 1940, the driver of the truck of a lumber company, from which Mrs. Clifford purchased the…