Dykes v. Hammock
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Quillian, Judge.
1. The plaintiff filed a petition alleging in part: that the defendant, owner of a used car lot, negligently placed a chain on the pavement in an area where his customers would walk; that as a result of stepping on the chain she fell and sustained certain injuries. However, on deposition she testified, “Something rolled under my foot is what throwed me.” While she testified she fell in the area where the chain was located neither she nor any other witness testified that she actually stepped on the chain causing her to fall. It is true, in opposition to a motion for summary…
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