Grover v. Simons

This case has resulted from an accident occurring in the restaurant of defendant Simons, in the city of Owosso, on October 9, 1947. In company with 2 friends, John L. Phippard, whose estate is represented in the present case by the ancillary administratrix, entered the restaurant of defendant for the purpose, as it is claimed, of procuring a lunch. The party was en route from Grand Rapids to Málveme, New York. According to testimony offered on behalf of plaintiff on the trial in circuit court, Mr. Phippard asked to be directed to the men’s toilet and was so directed by defendant. His…