Drotar v. Pennsylvania R.R. Co.
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Parker, J.
The claim of the plaintiffs was that Mrs. Drotar, having alighted at Trenton from a train Of the defendant company, and having passed into the station, was on her way to a telephone therein for the purpose of communicating with her husband, when she slipped on what was claimed to be a greasy or oily spot on the floor, and fell, sustaining injuries for which the jury awarded verdicts to her and her husband against the railroad company and against the defendant White, who was the janitor employed by the company, whose duty it was to attend to…
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