Gluck v. Sunapee Realty Corp.

The plaintiff, who lived with her parents in an apartment house owned by the defendant, on a rainy evening in May, 1936, claims to have slipped and fallen on the wet and slippery floor of the entrance lobby, sustaining the injuries for which this action is maintained.

According to the plaintiff’s proof the defendant had provided rubber mats or runners to be used in rainy weather on the floors of the lobby from the point where it joined the vestibule. The plaintiff’s mother testified that several hours before the accident *659she had directed the attention of the defendant’s doorman to the fact…