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Graham v. Tucker

Citations

  • 56 Fla. 307

Syllabus

<p>A married woman, the owner of statutory separate real estate, upon which is located a swimming pool and bath houses, conducted by the husband and wife as a public resort, is sued jointly with her husband for damages in tort by a party who was injured while lawfully using said premises, by his feet slipping and falling on his left leg upon the projecting points of planks alleged to have been negligently left uneven: Held, that under the constitution and laws of Florida under the circumstances stated, the married woman is not liable in an action of tort.</p>

Judges: Hill, Hocker, Park, Takes

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