GRAHAM v. EAST 88TH ST. CORP.


282 A.D. 754 (1953)

Elizabeth C. Graham, Plaintiff, v. East 88th Street Corporation, Defendant

Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, First Department.

July 7, 1953.


Per Curiam.

We find that the instant submission of controversy is inadequate for a decision in favor of either party. It would appear that conflicting inferences may be drawn from the stipulated facts, especially as to the "locked gate". There is nothing in the stipulation of facts to indicate the nature or how securely the gate was locked, nor how long it was locked, etc. Neither is there anything in the stipulation of facts to indicate whether or not the...

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