Hein v. Mills Building Co.

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• where no competent substantial evidence was adduced to show when it had started to rain or how much dampness had accumulated on the floor of defendant’s building, defendant could not be charged with constructive notice of any dangerous condition
• where no competent substantial evidence was adduced to show when it had started raining or how much dampness had accumulated on the floor of defendant’s building, defendant could not be charged with constructive notice of any dangerous condition

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