GEORGIA MARBLE COMPANY v. Warren

How courts have described this case

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• applying McGruder and finding no liability under the Georgia Recreational Property Act where plaintiff was injured while diving onto subsurface rock in stream since dangerous condition was apparent and plaintiff was familiar with the area
• adopting the four-part test as previously set forth in McGruder v. Ga. Power Co., and noting that “[ajlthough the test was turned into dicta by the Supreme Court’s ruling that the RPA was not applicable in that case, it is sound”
• summary judgment appropriate where plaintiff dove into rocky stream, as “[t]he rocky condition of the terrain in and about the stream was open and obvious”
• using the third factor in McGruder

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).