Bethesda Armature Co. v. Sullivan

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• holding that the tenant's use of the public walkway abutting its premises was not a \special use\ where the walkway \served as nothing more than part of the continuous pedestrian walkway\ and \served no special utility to [the tenant] or their customers or suppliers\
• explaining that it is “well settled that where the area in question is part of a public walkway, the duty of care and maintenance (and the concomitant liability arising from the negligent performance of that duty

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