Johnson v. Puyoulet

RAINOLD, Judge ad hoc.

Plaintiff, Mrs. Mary C. Johnson, wife of Rufus K. Sellers, brings this suit for damages for personal injuries sustained by her as a result of her slipping and falling upon the concrete floor of the grocery store and’ market operated by the defendant, The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, in 3000 Carrollton Avenue, New Orleans, on the thirteenth day of November, 1946. Mr. Sellers joins as a plaintiff to recover the medical and other expenses occasioned by his wife’s injuries.

The owner-lessor, Pierre Puyoulet, was originally made a defendant, but the suit against him…