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· 11/23/1988

Haynes v. Lloyd

Citations

  • 533 So. 2d 944
  • 1988 WL 123683

How courts have described this case

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  • “The crux of the cause of action for premises liability is not legal title or ownership, but the failure of a person who is in actual possession and control (be it the owner, an agent, a lessee, a construction contractor, or other possessor with authority and control
  • “The crux of the cause of action for premises liability is not legal title or ownership, but the failure of a person who is in actual possession and control (be it the owner, an agent, a lessee, a construction contractor, or other possessor with authority and control

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Judges: Cowart

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