Plummer v. Dill

Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts · Decided 1892-05-20

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Khowlton, J. If we assume that it was the duty of the defendant to keep the entrance, stairway, and halls of his building reasonably safe for persons using them on an invitation express or implied, and if we further assume that he negligently permitted them to be unsafe, and that his negligence caused the injury to the plaintiff, and that she was in the exercise of due care, — some of which propositions are at least questionable…

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