In Stone v. KFC of Middletown (5 AD3d 106 [1st Dept 2004]), the plaintiff also slipped and fell on a wet floor allegedly created by the defendant. In affirming the denial of summary judgment to the defendant, the Court stated that "despite defendants' attempt to distinguish between the injured plaintiff's description of where the accident occurred and where his brother had observed the mopping, the evidence allowed for a reasonable inference that the slip and fall occurred where the mopping was observed, and was causally related" (id.).