Tuck v. Marriott Corp.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Benham, Judge.
Appellant sued appellee for injuries she sustained in a fall while walking down steps on appellee’s business premises. The evidence showed she had walked up those same steps approximately 15 minutes earlier. Appellant contended that the lighting on the steps was such as to create an optical illusion which caused her to lose her balance and that the absence of a handrail contributed to her loss of balance and to her fall. She testified on deposition that she looked down as she began to descend the steps, noticed that the lighting appeared to be different when descending, and then…
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