Her petition alleged these facts, and alleged that the defendants erected and maintained the sign. From the judgment rendered upon the verdict, the defendants appeal.įrom the record it appears that plaintiff, on April 30, 1947, while returning to her home about midnight with a girl companion, tripped upon a wire hanging from a sign in front of a beer tavern on Greenwood avenue, in the city of Tulsa, and injured her knee. Bryan & Son, Bryan & Sons, and Progress Brewing Company. At the conclusion of the evidence the trial court submitted the cause to a jury, which returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendants, J.S. The defendant Wallie Werr, according to the recitals of the journal entry of judgment, introduced some evidence which, however, is not contained in the record. Bryan & Son, Bryan & Sons, and Progress Brewing Company, demurred to the evidence of plaintiff and when the demurrer was overruled elected to stand thereon and offered no testimony. At the close of plaintiff's evidence the defendants, J.S. Bryan & Son, a corporation, Progress Brewing Company, Inc., a corporation, Bryan & Sons, a special copartnership, and Wallie Werr, to recover damages for personal injuries.
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