Moulden v. Jefferson Standard Life Insurance

From final judgment adverse to plaintiff we consider the sufficiency of the declaration to state a cause of action. The plaintiff, an invitee, charges the defendant “did not then and there furnish the plaintiff with a safe floor on and over which to pass . . .” The declaration is defective.

This case was before this Court once before where it was said (Nettie Moulden v. Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company, 143 Fla. 344, 196 So. 688) :

“If the owner of the building had been the insurer of the safety of the plaintiff as an invitee on its premises, there might be substance to this contention

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