Greyhound Terminal of Louisville, Inc. v. Thomas

Opinion op the Court by

Van Sant, Commissioner

Affirming.

On the morning of the third day of January, 1945, appellee was traveling by bus from Nashville, Tennessee, to Detroit, Michigan. It was necessary for her to change busses in Louisville and, while waiting for the connecting bus, she went to the ladies’ rest room on the second floor of appellant’s terminal building. Beturning by the stairway, she descended four steps to the landing without mishap; when she started down the remaining 15 or 16 steps, the heel of her shoe engaged “something” which caused her to stumble. She was walking to the…