Cordes v. Wood

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• holding that the Uniform Residential Tenant-Landlord Act did not abrogate the tenant’s common law negligence claim that the landlord was negligent by using ineffective locks, resulting in the tenant’s rape in her apartment
• reversing summary judgment for the landlord because a fact issue existed whether the plaintiff, a tenant who was sexually assaulted in her apartment, had reported to her landlord a previous attempted break-in

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).