DeGraf v. Anglo California National Bank

The essential facts upon which the action herein was predicated, in substance, appear to be that at the time here involved plaintiff was the manager of the business of a tenant who occupied offices in a three-story office building which was owned by the defendants; that on November 14, 1936, a parade was to take place at night on the street on which the building faced, and although, ordinarily, the building was kept open during daytime office hours only, the manager of the building “invited” the tenants thereof to view the parade therefrom. Solely for that purpose, plaintiff, who was…