Baermann v. Bradix
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
McCLENDON, O. J.
Appellee sued appellant Lizzie Baermann (joining her husband pro forma) for damages for personal injuries sustained by appellee resulting from a fall caused by breaking of a rotten board in the floor of the front porch of a residence which appellee occupied as tenant of appellant. 'Erial to.jury, and judgment for appellee upon special issue verdict.
The jury found that appellee knew “of the dangerous condition of said board prior to the time of said accident,” but that she was not guilty of contributory negligence “in stepping upon said board,” or “upon the occasion in…
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