Andrew J. Rogers v. Sigma Chi International Fraternity, Theta Pi of Sigma Chi, Ancil Jackson, Brian Mifflin, Jr., and Joshua Kearby

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• holding that an international fraternity had no premises liability for an assault that occurred at a local chapter’s fraternity party because the premises were not owned by the fraternity or any related party and the fraternity did not exercise control over the premises
• holding that an international fraternity had no premises liability for an assault that occurred at a local chapter’s fraternity party because the premises ■ were not owned by the fraternity or any related party and the fraternity did not exercise control over the premises
• granting summary judgment to the national Sigma Chi fraternity for what it deemed to be an \unforeseeable\ criminal assault of a party attendee by another guest
• granting summary judgment to national affiliate where the assault of one party guest by another was unforeseeable
• delineating the parameters of apparent authority
• delineating the parameters of apparent authority

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