Gary Fisher v. Villages At Henley Station, LLC
Syllabus
This appeal involves a slip and fall premises liability claim filed by a tenant against his landlord. The trial court granted summary judgment to the landlord because the tenant's evidence did not show that the allegedly dangerous condition was in existence as of the date of the lease or that the landlord had actual or constructive notice of the allegedly dangerous condition. The tenant appeals. Discerning no error, we affirm.
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- daughter competent to testify as to receipt of letter from her deceased mother promising to convey land to her daughter
- a daughter was held competent to testify as to receipt of a letter from her deceased mother promising to convey land to the daughter in return for her support; letter admitted
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Judges: Judge Carma Dennis McGee
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