Dallas Market Center Development Co. v. Liedeker

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• concluding that trial court’s statement on record that it would note its refusal on requests preserved error despite trial court’s failure to endorse and sign requests
• concluding that trial court’s statement on record that it would note its refusal on requests preserved error despite trial court’s failure to endorse and sign requests
• obtaining trial court's endorsement not only means of preserving error regarding refused proposed instruction
• muffling elevator gate alarm resulted in premises claim, not general claim for negligent activity
• obtaining trial court’s endorsement not only means of preserving error regarding refused proposed instruction
• to establish the liability of a premises owner, invitee must prove that “(1) a condition of the premises created an unreasonable risk of harm to the invitee; (2) the owner knew or reasonably should have known of the condition; (3

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