Barenbaum v. Richardson

How courts have described this case

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• holding trial justice did not err in instructing jury on Connecticut Rule when there was a “slight dusting”
• holding trial justice did not err in instructing jury on Connecticut Rule when there was a “slight dusting”
• holding that there was no error in the trial justice’s refusal to let the jury hear an architect’s opinion about whether a stairway had been “improperly designed” because “it called for a conclusion of fact that was well within the jury’s ability to make”
• “A landlord is not required to be at his property, shovel in hand, catching the flakes before they hit the ground.”
• “A landlord is not required to be at his property, shovel in hand, catching the flakes before they hit the ground.”
• Connecticut Rule applies to a “ ‘slight dusting’ which melted rapidly”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).