Home Public Market v. Newrock

Saturday afternoon, March 28, 1942, plaintiff, defendant in error, attempted to enter the place of business of defendant, plaintiff in error, the Home Public Market, through a doorway commonly used by the public and constituting the Fifteenth street entrance thereto, the building being located at Fifteenth and California streets in Denver. The center panel of the door in question consisted of plate glass surrounded by a six-inch wood frame. The door was constructed to swing freely so as to permit the passage of persons through the entrance in which it was hung, and had been in constant use…