Gasser Chair Company, Inc. v. Marlene J. Nordengreen, Horseshoe Hammond, LLC, d/b/a Horseshoe Casino

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• observing that there had been no reported problems with the chair the plaintiff used and holding that no genuine issue of fact existed as to the defendant’s knowledge the chair was a dangerous condition on its premises
• finding no constructive knowledge where there \had been no reported problems\ of a harmful condition on the land
• “Bald assertions made in an appellate brief are not to be considered in determining whether there is a genuine issue of fact, and on review, we will not search the record to find a basis for a party’s argument.”

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