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· 3/11/2016

Kurtis Lee Brown v. Superior Court Judges of Georgia

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  • finding that the plaintiff failed to show how a chair collapsing is “the type of accident which ordinarily occurs only if someone is negligent”
  • finding that a collapsed chair was “not within the defendants’ exclusive control” because “evidence showed that the chair was accessible to other customers”
  • claimant failed to demonstrate that allegedly defective chair in defendant’s store was under defendant’s exclusive control where chair was accessible to other customers

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