Jacquelin Arroyo v. Durling Realty, LLC.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding the absence of actual or constructive notice of a dangerous condition is \fatal\ to a plaintiff's liability claims
• rejecting a plaintiff's mode-of-operation 8 A-1687-14T4 theory of liability where the nexus between plaintiff's fall outside of a convenience store on a discarded phone card and the store's self-service rack offering such cards for sale was \extremely attenuated\
• rejecting a plaintiff's mode-of-operation 8 A-1687-14T4 theory of liability where the nexus between plaintiff's fall outside of a convenience store on a discarded phone card and the store's self-service rack offering such cards for sale was \extremely attenuated\
• “The mere existence of an alleged dangerous condition is not constructive notice of it.” (cleaned up)
• “The absence of [actual or constructive] notice is fatal to plaintiffs claims of premises liability,” and “(t]he mere existence of an alleged dangerous condition is not constructive notice of it.”
• “The absence of [actual or constructive] notice is fatal to plaintiff's claims of premises liability,” and “[t]he mere existence of an alleged dangerous condition is not constructive notice of it.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).