Bescor, Inc. v. Chicago Title & Trust Co.

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• a plaintiffs negligence claim must fail where the plaintiff has failed to show that defendant owed him a duty of care
• breach of duty alone, in the absence of a showing that defendant owed a duty of care to plaintiff, insufficient to support a finding of negligence
• a plaintiff’s negligence claim must fail where the plaintiff has failed to show that defendant owed him a duty of care
• breach of duty alone, in the absence of a showing that defendant owed a duty of care to plaintiff, insufficient to support a finding of negligence
• to state a cause of action in negligence, it is not sufficient for plaintiff to allege that defendant breached a duty; plaintiff must also allege that defendant owed a duty to the person injured
• to state a cause of action in negligence, it is not sufficient for plaintiff to allege that defendant breached a duty; plaintiff must also allege that defendant owed a duty to the person injured

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).