Bell v. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company

Thompson, J. —

After taking her appeal in this case, the plaintiff found it convenient to pay the cost judgment which had been entered against her when she lost in the trial court. So we are forced to the conclusion and holding that, whatever merit her case may have had, it has been lost by her acquiescence in the judgment from which she seeks to appeal.

Mrs. Bell suffered a fall while shopping in the defendant’s place of business, on July 27, 1962. She alleged this was due to a wet and slippery substance on the floor and to the defendant’s various negligences in permitting it to remain there.…