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· 2/26/1990

Howe v. Stubbs

Citations

  • 570 A.2d 1203
  • 1990 Me. LEXIS 62

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  • in certain circumstances, duty to business invitee may extend to warning of or protection from danger that originates from third persons outside business premises
  • no duty to protect patron standing inside store from vehicles, despite store’s location at base of hill and three previous similar accidents
  • no duty to protect patron standing inside store from vehicles, despite store’s location at base of hill and three previous similar accidents
  • motorist’s brakes failed on a hill opposite store, causing it accelerate down the hill, across the street and crash into the granite steps and the foyer of store where plaintiff was standing
  • motorist’s brakes failed on a hill opposite store, causing it accelerate down the hill, across the street and crash into the granite steps and the foyer of store where plaintiff was standing

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Judges: Roberts, Wathen, Glassman, Hornby, Collins

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