· 2/26/1965
Carter v. Western Union Telegraph Company
Citations
- 133 N.W.2d 833
- 270 Minn. 341
- 1965 Minn. LEXIS 800
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- stating wet sand on the floor of a dentist office was a dangerous condition
- plaintiff’s failure to observe wetted sand on hotel floor was not contributory negligence as a matter of law when her attention was distracted by a sign on the exit door
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