Crook v. RaceTrac Petroleum, Inc.

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• finding that spills at gasoline stations are not uncommon and, therefore, whether inspections were required more frequently than every two hours was a jury question
• inspections more frequently than every two hours may be necessary for business which, by its nature, is likely to produce hazards
• when the nature of the business is likely to produce a spill or other hazard, frequent inspections may be necessary, and reasonableness of inspection program is for the jury
• when the nature of the business is likely to produce a spill or other hazard, frequent inspections may be necessary, and reasonableness of inspection program is for the jury

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