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· 3/23/1970

Dilworth v. California

Citations

  • 397 U.S. 1001

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  • whether an inspection is reasonable is a question of fact, not a question of law subject to de novo review
  • “To prevail upon a claim of negligence, plaintiffs must prove the essential elements of negligence: a duty of reasonable care, breach of that duty, and damages resulting from the breach.”

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