Chapman v. Title Insurance & Trust Co.

158 P.2d 42, 68 Cal. App. 2d 745, 1945 Cal. App. LEXIS 826
California Court of Appeal·Decided April 17, 1945·No. Civ. 14719·Published·Cited by 10 cases

Opinion

MOORE, P. J.

In this action sounding in negligence judgment of nonsuit is questioned on the appeal.

Plaintiff fell and was injured while lawfully using the common exit of the apartment building of which she was a tenant. *747 Basing her action upon the claims that she was free from negligence and that the common facilities of the building were defective and unfit for such use, she sued the proprietors for the damage she had suffered. For the purpose of this appeal the hall and the steps down to the doors, the doors of the exit and the steps on the outside below the doors are deemed common facilities and were under the control of defendants. Having heard and considered all of plaintiff’s evidence the trial court granted defendants’ motion for nonsuit. Plaintiff’s appeal from the minute order is predicated upon the proposition that the evidence introduced on plaintiff’s behalf together *748 with all reasonable inferences therefrom entitled her to the jury’s determination.

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Chapman v. Title Insurance & Trust Co., 158 P.2d 42, 68 Cal. App. 2d 745, 1945 Cal. App. LEXIS 826 (Cal. Ct. App. 1945).

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