Hamideh v. K-MART CORPORATION

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• affírming “the defendant’s motion for summary judgment where a reasonable inference, creating a presumption of notice on the part of the defendant, could not be drawn from the facts reflected by the record.”
• even though plaintiff described a “clear liquid” on the floor and on her shoe, the court affirmed summary judgment since an employee stocking shampoo “is insufficient, without more, to create an inference that ... the shampoo-like substance [was] on the floor”

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