DocketNumber: No. 3,243
Citation Numbers: 26 Ind. App. 413
Judges: Henley
Filed Date: 12/11/1900
Status: Precedential
Modified Date: 7/24/2022
The appellant was the owner of a brick building in the city of South Bend, Indiana, the second story of which was arranged in suites of rooms and was rented by her to families. At the rear of this building was a stairway for the general use of her tenants and which led down into the back yard to a path leading to a privy vault. The appellee was a visitor of one of the tenants in appellant’s said property. She went out upon said stairway, when the same, on account of its defective condition, fell and caused the injuries for which this action was brought. It is averred in the complaint that it was the duty of the appellant to maintain such a stairway, and that she failed in that respect, and that she had knowledge of its defective condition.
There are two specifications of the assignment of error; (1) that the complaint is insufficient; (2) that the court erred in overruling appellant’s motion for a new trial. The first specification is not discussed, and, under the well settled rule, any question raised by it has been waived. Under the second specification, counsel for appellant have
The judgment is affirmed.