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· 5/15/1971

Carter v. Food Center, Inc.

Citations

  • 485 P.2d 306
  • 207 Kan. 332
  • 1971 Kan. LEXIS 403

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that the mere fact a plaintiff fell in a store does not raise an inference of negligence
  • holding testimony that gum “was hard and of some age, it had dirt and debris on its top side” was not evidence gum had been on floor any length of time before plaintiff fell

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Judges: Harman, Fatzer, O'Connor

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