Hromek v. Freie Gemeinde
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWickhem, J.
The accident giving rise to this litigation occurred May 17, 1935. Plaintiff Beatrice Hromek was an employee of the Seaman Body Corporation and a member of defendant labor union. Defendant Freie Gemeinde is a corporation which owns and operates a public building known as Jefferson Hall in the city of Milwaukee, and leases meeting-rooms in this building. On the evening in question defendant labor union had rented the hall for a meeting, and plaintiff Beatrice Hromek entered the hall for the purpose of participating in this meeting. The hall was leased to numerous tenants for different kinds of…
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