Craig v. Wilkins ( 1909 )

Young, J.

Notwithstanding it could be found that the plaintiff ought to have known of the slippery condition of the floor on which he fell, it cannot be said that the evidence is so conclusive that all fair-minded men must come to that conclusion. Therefore the question whether the plaintiff ought to have known of this condition of the floor and appreciated the risk incident thereto was properly submitted to the jury.

Exception overruled.

All concurred.