Bowles v. Elkes Pontiac Co.

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• concluding that uneven floor levels in public places do not constitute latent, hidden, and dangerous conditions
• holding that the difference in elevation between a sidewalk curb and a street did not constitute a dangerous condition
• concluding that uneven floor levels in public places do not constitute latent, hidden, and dangerous conditions
• presence of uneven floor levels in public places does not constitute hidden and dangerous condition
• uneven floor levels in public places do not constitute latent, hidden and dangerous conditions

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