Lineaweaver Et Ux. v. Wanamaker

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Walling,

The corporation department store, known as “John Wanamaker, Philadelphia,” has in the center a large rectangular space called the grand court, which extends to the top of the building and is covered by a skylight. The latter consists of glass supported by steel girders, frames, etc. In the fall of 1927, the corporation, to increase the light and improve the ventilation, erected above the skylight and resting thereon what is known as a “monitor,” being a structure composed largely of glass of the height of some fifteen feet and covering an oblong portion of the…