Daniel v. Jackson Infirmary

Appellant, an invitee of appellee, while walking from her room on the third floor of appellee’s hospital, on Monday, January 1, 1934, fell and broke her arm, which injury she avers was solely because of the highly polished, slick, slippery, and dangerous condition of the waxed linoleum-covered floor of the hallway upon which she was walking. It was shown by the undisputed testimony that the linoleum was the regulation Armstrong Battleship Linoleum of the same type and character in common use in stores, office buildings, and in other public buildings everywhere, and that it was installed in…