Steele v. Breinholt
Court of Appeals of Utah
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BENCH, Judge:
Plaintiff appeals the dismissal of her complaint for no cause of action. We reverse and remand for a new trial.
Just past noon on October 22, 1984, plaintiff Vietta Steele and her husband entered defendant Aspen Care Center (the Center), a privately owned and operated skilled nursing home facility, to visit an old friend, Zenon Dompor. Jolene Andersen, a social worker at the Center, told plaintiff she must leave as there was a restraining order in effect prohibiting her presence in the Center. Plaintiff asked to see the order. A restraining order did not, in fact, exist.…
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