M.J. KELLY, J.
Plaintiffs brought suit, alleging that on July 24, 1966, one Flozelle Nails, an employee at a service station owned by defendant Tom Booth, had committed unprovoked assaults on them. A tortious assault count against Nails and Booth was dismissed because the applicable two-year statute of limitations had expired, MCLA 600.5805(1); MSA 27A.5805(1). Suit continued on two negligence allegations against owner Booth. One theory was that Booth failed to carry...
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