· 2/2/1984
Hall v. Quivira Square Development Co.
Citations
- 675 P.2d 931
- 9 Kan. App. 2d 243
- 1984 Kan. App. LEXIS 285
How courts have described this case
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- holding that absent any showing of control over the common area of a mall, a store owner was not liable for an accident in the parking lot
- shopping center tenant not liable for shopper’s injuries incurred on parking lot outside of tenant’s premises because shopping center landowner, by its lease, retained control of such common area and had duty to maintain area
- lessor liable for failure to maintain leased area retained for common use of lessor’s tenants where tenants and their customers merely entitled to use common area
- tenant had no duty to warn customer who fell in multi-tenant lot because shopping center owner solely responsible for making all repairs and conducting maintenance for common areas including sidewalks and parking spaces
- tenant had no duty to warn customer who fell in multi-tenant lot because shopping center owner solely responsible for making all repairs and conducting maintenance for common areas including sidewalks and parking spaces
- shopper fell due to uneven pavement in parking lot at retail mall
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Judges: Abbott, P.J., Parks, J., and Harry G. Miller, District Judge Retired, Assigned
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