· 11/3/1995
Franconia Associates v. Clark
Citations
- 463 S.E.2d 670
- 250 Va. 444
- 1995 Va. LEXIS 149
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- considering whether mall employee lost status as an invitee by attempting to stop a robber
- considering whether mall employee lost status as an invitee by attempting to stop a robber
- considering whether mall employee lost status as an invitee by attempting to stop a robber
- “Thus, when ‘a defendant’s actions are clothed with sovereign immunity, a plaintiff must establish gross negligence in order to prevail.’”
- “The owner’s duty, however, ‘does not extend to places beyond the invitation and to which the invitee is not reasonably expected to go.’” (citation omitted)
- Plaintiff’s Brief in Opposition included as Exhibits two letters from Plaintiff to Defendant regarding permission, however for the purposes of a demurrer, the Court cannot consider such evidence
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Judges: Hassell
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