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· 3/11/2003

Heard v. Intervest Corp.

Citations

  • 856 So. 2d 359
  • 2003 WL 943792

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • nine-year-old driving her inebriated father home sped through the apartment complex’s parking lot, jumped the curb, and ran into the sitting area
  • nine-year-old driving her inebriated father home sped through the apartment complex’s parking lot, jumped the curb, and ran into the sitting area
  • if the court were to recognize a duty to protect it “would mean that property owners throughout the state of Mississippi would need to build barriers between their premises and streets and parking lots. This Court simply cannot make that the public policy of this State”
  • if the court were to recognize a duty to protect it \would mean that property owners throughout the state of Mississippi would need to build barriers between their premises and streets and parking lots. This Court simply cannot make that the public policy of this State\
  • if the court were to recognize a duty to protect it Awould mean that property owners throughout the state of Mississippi would need to build barriers between their premises and streets and parking lots. This Court simply cannot make that the public policy of this State@

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Judges: Southwick, P.J., Bridges and Myers

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