Supreme Judicial Court of Maine June 23, 1949 (Pease v. Shapiro)

Fellows, J.

The first of these two cases is brought by Geraldine Pease against David Shapiro, for alleged negligence on the part of the defendant in “creating a condition” or by suffering “a condition to exist” whereby snow and ice fell from the defendant’s building, and injured the plaintiff Geraldine Pease, then upon the sidewalk.