DeGrave v. Engle
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtReid, J.
Plaintiff sued to recover for personal injuries caused by falling down a stairway in defendants’ building, plaintiff claiming that the said stairway was improperly constructed and maintained without due regard to safety of persons lawfully using the building. From a judgment for defendants of no cause of action on a directed verdict, plaintiff appeals.
In denying plaintiff’s motion for a new trial, the court ruled that as a matter of law defendants were not guilty of negligence and that as a matter of law plaintiff was guilty of negligence causing her injuries.
Plaintiff claims that Mr. and…
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