Byrd Jellison v. Kroger Company
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Per curiam
Appellant was injured when she fell on the floor of appellee’s “supermarket” store, in an aisle adjacent to a vegetable display counter or bin. She had been pushing one of the provision baskets, provided by the store, when her right foot suddenly slipped on a piece of onion top, which she noticed was stuck to her heel after the fall. There was a skid mark where her heel had slipped. After the fall, she noticed little pieces of onion top on the floor. They looked as though they had been cut off the green part, or stalk of the onion. As mentioned, the fall happened in front of the vegetable…
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