The motion court correctly concluded that there were triable issues of fact as to whether defendants, the owner and manager of a building in which plaintiff's decedent lived, installed smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in decedent's apartment and whether such failure, if it occurred, was a proximate cause of his injuries. Although the building superintendent testified that he installed the device in decedent's apartment, conflicting testimony from other witnesses was presented...
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