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· 1/27/1994

Howard County Board of Education v. Cheyne

Citations

  • 636 A.2d 22
  • 99 Md. App. 150
  • 1994 Md. App. LEXIS 23

How courts have described this case

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  • explaining that the pertinent inquiry is whether the person or persons claiming invitee status entered the business establishment with a purpose to benefit the landowner in some way
  • “The mutual benefit theory is typified by the per son who enters a business establishment to purchase goods or services”
  • a business invitee under Maryland law is one “who enters a business establishment to purchase goods or services”

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Judges: Bloom, Davis, Motz

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