Joseph v. Bozzuto Management Co.

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• affirming summary judgment where plaintiff produced no evidence of how long the oily substance was on stairs before she fell
• discussing the distinction between lead-paint and slip-and-fall negligence cases, noting “[t]he respective types of cases are of the same genus, perhaps, but they are very different species.”
• affirming grant of summary judgment in slip-and-fall case in which plaintiff proffered no evidence to show that apartment building owner and Housing Opportunities Commission had actual or constructive knowledge of a dangerous condition
• “In terms of constructive knowledge, ... it is necessary for the plaintiff to show how long the dangerous condition has existed.”
• ”[W]e deny the motion to dismiss the appeal, but we shall impose on the appellant the additional costs of reimbursing both appellees for their expenses in printing the appendices to their briefs.”

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