McKee v. McCardell

Supreme Court of Rhode Island

McKee v. McCardell

43 A. 847, 21 R.I. 363

Procedural entryThis page is a short order in McKee v. McCardell. Read the opinion of the Court — 22 R.I. 71 →

Supreme Court of Rhode Island·Decided June 28, 1899·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam.

(1) The declaration alleges an invitation to the plaintiff by the defendants to enter the building ; the duty of the defendants to take and use all proper means and precautions in the use of the elevator on the premises, to prevent persons lawfully there by invitation of the defendants from falling into the elevator-well; and a neglect of that duty. Our opinion is that it is sufficient. Beehler v. Daniels, Cornell & Co., 19 R. I. 49, 51 ; Henson v. Beckwith, 20 R. I. 165.

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Per Curiam.

(1) The declaration alleges an invitation to the plaintiff by the defendants to enter the building ; the duty of the defendants to take and use all proper means and precautions in the use of the elevator on the premises, to prevent persons lawfully there by invitation of the defendants from falling into the elevator-well; and a neglect of that duty. Our opinion is that it is sufficient. Beehler v. Daniels, Cornell & Co., 19 R. I. 49, 51 ; Henson v. Beckwith, 20 R. I. 165.

McKee v. McCardell, 43 A. 847, 21 R.I. 363 (R.I. 1899).

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