Clemmons v. Fidler

How courts have described this case

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• holding that landlord cannot be hable for injuries caused by tenant’s vicious dog even if landlord has actual or implied knowledge of dog’s presence on property and vicious tendencies
• holding that landlord cannot be liable for injuries caused by tenant’s vicious dog even if landlord has actual or implied knowledge of dog’s presence on property and vicious tendencies
• dog is analogous to defect on leased premises; landlord’s liability to third parties is no greater than that to tenant himself
• dog is analogous to defect on leased premises; landlord's liability to third parties is no greater than that to tenant himself

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