· 4/15/1996
Hudgens v. State
Citations
- 324 Ark. 169
- 919 S.W.2d 939
- 1996 Ark. LEXIS 226
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- question of fact existed based on evidence of numerous armed robberies and assaults on property prior to aggravated assault of plaintiff
- question of fact existed based on evidence of numerous armed robberies and assaults on property prior to aggravated assault of plaintiff
- jury question exists for purposes of apportionment of liability of gas station where evidence showed numerous armed robberies and assaults on station property prior to aggravated assault of plaintiff
- evidence of prior violent criminal activity on convenience store property, including inside convenience store, raised factual question as to whether convenience store owner/operator knew or should have known about hazardous condition on its premises
- where criminal attack took place along footpath between apartment complex and gas station, both apartment complex owner and gas station owner could be liable for their respective failures to provide adequate security, regardless of the precise location of the attack
- where criminal attack took place along footpath between apartment complex and gas station, both apartment complex owner and gas station owner could be liable for their respective failures to provide adequate security, regardless of the precise location of the attack
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