Duffy v. Bel Air Corp.

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• when material facts are not in dispute and only a question of law exists, that question to be determined by the trial court
• when material facts are not in dispute and only a question of law exists, that question to be determined by the trial court
• summary judgment based on contributory negligence was appropriate where the plaintiff saw the gravel on which she slipped before she walked on it
• “It is clear from [plaintiff’s] deposition that she knew of the existence of the hazard [decorative gravel] prior to the accident.”
• summary judgment proper when only question of law exists
• summary judgment proper when only question of law exists

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