BROWN HOTEL COMPANY v. MARX


411 S.W.2d 911 (1967)

BROWN HOTEL COMPANY, Appellant, v. Walter MARX, Appellee.

Court of Appeals of Kentucky.

February 24, 1967.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Charles F. Wood, Greenebaum, Barnett, Wood & Doll, Louisville, for appellant.

Erwin A. Sherman, Herman Frick, Louisville, for appellee Walter Marx.

John T. Ballantine, Ogden, Robertson & Marshall, Louisville, for Earl M. Roles.


DAVIS, Commissioner.

Walter Marx obtained verdict and judgment of $8,213.35 as compensation for personal injury he sustained when his wrist was cut while he was a guest at The Kentucky Hotel (hereinafter hotel) in Louisville; the owner of the hotel appeals, asserting that it was entitled to a directed verdict. In testing that question we must ascribe to the evidence all reasonable inferences and deductions supporting appellee's claim. Johnson v. Vaughn, Ky.,

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