Kelleher v. Dini's, Inc.

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• description of dirty, faded, “stepped-on” material resembling carrot held insufficient proof of length of time
• evidence as to appearance of dirty “stepped on” vegetable matter not sufficient to hold defendant liable
• judgment for defendant where there was no evidence that dirty, trampled carrot was in area where defendant’s employees had reason to be

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).