Kenny v. M & M SUPERMARKET

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• constructive knowledge not shown and no direct evidence of slick or foreign substance on the floor
• summary judgment proper where there is nothing to rebut defendant’s direct evidence that, 5 minutes prior to fall, the grocery store aisle had been inspected and no foreign substances were found
• summary judgment proper where nothing rebutted defendant’s direct evidence that five minutes before the fall, aisle was inspected and nothing was found

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).