Orlick v. Granit Hotel & Country Club
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtBtjbke, J.
Plaintiffs were paying guests at the Gfranit Hotel where plaintiff, Sarah Orlick, fell down a flight of four stairs sustaining personal injuries. She fell on the same day that she had registered as a guest. The complaint claimed that defendants had been negligent in the construction and maintenance of the corridor and the stairway in it, alleging that the stairway had been improperly constructed as it had no handrails and no signs or other warnings of the approaching stairway which had to be descended in order to reach plaintiffs’ room, which was off a corridor. Plaintiffs had to pass through…
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