Boyle v. Preketes

The defendants conduct a candy store and restaurant in the city of Ann Arbor. Plaintiff, 64 years of age, with a lady companion entered defendants’ place of business about noon on the 29th of August, 1931, for the purpose of securing their noonday lunch. The premises occupied by defendants’ business consisted of what was formerly two store rooms of about equal width, the dividing partition having been removed. There was an entrance at the front of each store. Plaintiff and her companion entered at the more southerly door. Immediately at their right as they entered was a soda fountain, and to…