Hindmarsh v. OP Skaggs Foodliner
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CROCKETT, Chief Justice.
Plaintiff, Rhea D. Hindmarsh, sued to recover for injuries sustained when she fell on a patch of ice which was covered by snow in the defendant’s parking lot adjacent to its store at First North and Second West in Provo, Utah.
From a jury verdict and judgment thereon of $9,740.49 the defendant states these points on appeal:
Point I: Plaintiff was negligent and her negligence was a proximate cause of her injuries ;
Point II: Plaintiff by her actions assumed the risk of any inj uries sustained by her;
Points III, IV and V relate to the claimed failure of the court to…
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