MENDENHALL v. SIEGEL

No. 4-39940-2.

1 Wn. App. 263 (1969)

462 P.2d 245

WILLIAM MENDENHALL, Respondent, v. MARJORIE SIEGEL, Appellant.

The Court of Appeals of Washington, Division Two.

November 6, 1969.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Reed, McClure & Moceri and J.E. Thonn, for appellant.

Burkheimer, Cavender, Wyman & Curtis and Michael S. Curtis, for respondent.


PEARSON, J.

The plaintiff, William Mendenhall, received injuries when he tripped and fell on a worn rug in the hallway of an apartment building in which he had been a tenant for 19 months. From a jury verdict and judgment in his favor, the defendant apartment owner, Marjorie Siegel, appeals.

The principal issue on appeal was whether or not the trial court erred in instructing the jury on plaintiff's theory that defendant was guilty of wanton misconduct.

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