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· 5/5/1965

City of New Orleans v. New Orleans Canal, Inc.

Citations

  • 247 La. 728
  • 174 So. 2d 135

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  • noting that where “there are no Illinois cases ‘on all fours’ with the present case, we must decide the case as we believe the Illinois courts would”
  • noting that where “there are no Illinois cases ‘on all fours’ with the present case, we must decide the case as we believe the Illinois courts would”
  • “[A]n owner 10 No. 09-3753 or occupier of land in Illinois owes a duty to invitees on his premises reasonably to guard against criminal acts of third parties when knowledge of previous incidents or circumstances charges him with knowledge of this dan- ger.”

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