Bryant v. Kathryn Shoppe, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
NEIKIRK, Judge.
Appellant, Mary Frances Bryant, slipped and fell in the entranceway of the store of appellee, The Kathryn Shoppe, Inc. Appellant alleged serious bodily injuries. After depositions were taken by both parties, appellee moved for a summary judgment. The trial court sustained the motion; hence this appeal. We affirm.
Appellant’s store is located in the downtown section of Frankfort, Kentucky. The door to the front entrance is set back from the sidewalk approximately nine feet. The entranceway is a vestibule approximately eight feet wide at the sidewalk, narrowing to five feet at the…
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