Coile v. Berman-Clyatt Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Shulman, Judge.
Appellants-Catherine Coile and her husband brought suit to recover for injuries allegedly attributable to appellant-Catherine Coile’s fall while in appelleeBerman-Clyatt Company’s place of business. At the close of appellants’ case, a motion for directed verdict was granted in favor of the defendant-Berman-Clyatt Company.
1. Count 1 of appellants’ complaint set forth a claim grounded on a negligence theory. Appellants’ assertion that the trial court improperly directed the verdict as to this count is well taken.
A. Appellants’ presentation of evidence established that…
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