Burton v. Horn & Hardart Baking Co.

*65Dissenting Opinion by

Mb. Justice Musmanno:

The majority opinion says: “All that plaintiff’s evidence established was that she slipped on steps that were slightly wet, apparently because they had just been washed.” (italics supplied) But as I view it, that is the whole crux of the case. The negligence lay in the very fact that the defendant’s employe liad washed down the steps and did not take the precautionary measures to rope off the stairs until they had dried, or to warn patrons of the slipperiness of the steps in their wet condition. We all know that in office buildings or in our own homes…