Iber v. RPA Intern. Corp.

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• concluding that an individual entering an office building to use building’s private telephone to call a taxi was an uninvited licensee
• noting the importance of considering a business visitor's subjective purpose as \no one would think that Ms. Iber could recover for her unfortunate encounter with the mango if she had been entering the building to commit an armed robbery\
• stating in dicta that a woman who slipped on a piece of fruit and fell at the entrance to an office building could not \recover for her unfortunate encounter with the [overripe] mango if she had been entering the building to commit an armed robbery\
• an “invitee status turns upon the coexistence of two factors . . . : (1) The landowner must so conduct his activities on his property, by way of carrying out his business or arranging his premises, that (2

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).