Fagan v. Williamsport Lodge No. 145, L. O. M.
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Per Curiam,
William L. Fagan sued Williamsport Lodge No. 145, Loyal Order of Moose, a Pennsylvania non-profit corporation, because of injuries received while bowling on alleys in Williamsport maintained by the Lodge for its members. A jury awarded him a verdict of $9,000.00. Later the court directed a judgment n. o. v. be entered in favor of the defendant.
On tlie evening of March 19, 1945, the plaintiff was bowling in the defendant’s bowling alley. While doing so he fell and was injured. He claimed that his fall was due to the fact that his foot struck a foreign substance of a sticky nature on…
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