Eisen v. Sportogs, Inc.

THOMAS, Justice.

The appellants, husband and wife, lost in their action against the appellee to recover damages suffered when the wife stumbled and fell in the store of the appellee, a so-called “one man” corporation dominated, operated and controlled by appellants’ son.

The salient facts are simple. Evidently the appellee’s place of business consisted of a shop where shirts were made and a store where the products of the shop were sold. The appellant-husband had taken to his *45home some shirts “in embryo-” for the purpose of working on them in the evening. The next morning he forgot to take them…