MGH Enterprises, Inc. v. Nunnally

BARKDULL, Judge.

In 1982 the appellee filed a personal injury action seeking damages as a result of a slip and fall on the premises owned by the appellant, in which she alleged she was a tenant. The slip and fall being caused by debris falling from the ceiling, a condition of which the landlord was aware. Early in the proceeding the defendant propounded interrogatories to the plaintiff as to her loss of wages, loss of earning capacity and the aggravation of a pre-existing physical condition. These were all responded to in the negative.1 After the trial proceeding commenced the plaintiff sought…