Greet v. Otis Elevator Company

How courts have described this case

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• permitting res ipsa instruction against multiple defendants despite plaintiff \offer[ing] no evidence as to the cause or reason\ in elevator-door case
• “It is a matter of conjecture whether the jury, if properly instructed, would have returned a verdict for the full amount against either defendant.”
• res ipsa loquitur applicable against building owner and elevator company because either or both could have had responsibility and control of the elevator at the time of the accident

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).