Tack v. Ruffo

There was evidence from which the jury could have found that the plaintiff had been a customer of the defendant; that on January 31, 1925, she went to his meat market, which was conducted in a store on a level with the street; that the meat was cut up and sold in the front part of the store; that at the left of the entrance a flight of six or seven steps extended up to an office occupied by the defendant’s bookkeeper; that as the plaintiff entered the store she was told by the defendant to go to the bookkeeper’s office and wait until he was at liberty to serve her, and that he would call her…