Freeman v. Farr

Pope, Judge.

Defendant James Farr maintained a woodworking shop in his garage where he occasionally took special orders for carpentry and cabinet-making for customers. On January 27, 1984 plaintiff Bessie Mae Freeman left work with a friend who drove her to Farr’s place of business. Plaintiff got out of a car in defendants’ driveway and walked toward the garage with the intention of placing an order with Farr for a cabinet. Thinking Farr was not in his shop, plaintiff walked past the garage and commenced to walk around the corner of the building with the intention of cutting through an open…