Smith v. Cedar Rapids Country Club

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• holding that even though witnesses for the defense testified “that the floor was not slippery in that area, it must be concluded there was a jury question as to that issue”
• holding that even though witnesses for the defense testified “that the floor was not slippery in that area, it must be concluded there was a jury question as to that issue”
• finding a jury question generated by conflicting evidence of whether a waxed dance floor was slippery

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