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· 12/11/2001

Brown v. Belinfante

Citations

  • 557 S.E.2d 399
  • 252 Ga. App. 856

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • provisions of Georgia Dental Act serve to “protect[ ] the health and welfare of patients who submit themselves to the care of dentists, by guarding against injuries caused by inadequate care or by unauthorized individuals”
  • provisions of Georgia Dental Act serve to “protect[ ] the health and welfare of patients who submit themselves to the care of dentists, by guarding against injuries caused by inadequate care or by unauthorized individuals”
  • provisions of Georgia Dental Act serve to “protect [ ] the health and welfare of patients who submit themselves to the care of dentists, by guarding against injuries caused by inadequate care or by unauthorized individuals”
  • “In determining whether the violation of a statute or ordinance is negligence per se as to a particular person, it is necessary to examine the purposes of the legislation and decide (1) whether the injured person falls within the class of persons it was intended to protect and (2
  • “In determining whether the violation of a statute or ordinance is negligence per se as to a particular person, it is necessary to examine the purposes of the legislation and decide (1) whether the injured person falls within the class of persons it was intended to protect and (2

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).

Judges: Phipps, Smith, Barnes

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