Betty Jane Stewart, Appellant/cross-Appellee v. M.D.F., Inc., Appellee/cross-Appellant

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• recognizing Missouri’s abrogation of “length of time” rule in a slip- and-fall case resulting from water tracked into restaurant during inclement weather
• recognizing Missouri's abrogation of \length of time\ rule in a slip-and-fall case resulting from water tracked into restaurant during inclement weather
• finding sufficient evidence to submit slip-and-fall case to jury when facts showed that slippery floor resulting from water tracked into a restaurant during inclement weather was a foreseeable, dangerous condition
• finding sufficient evidence to submit slip-and-fall case to jury when facts showed that slippery floor resulting from water tracked into a restaurant during inclement weather was a foreseeable, dangerous condition

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