Supreme Court of Minnesota· 8/23/1985

Larson v. Larson

Citations

373 N.W.2d 287
1985 Minn. LEXIS 1167

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holding that foreseeability “was clear and should have been decided by the court as a matter of law” when the only evidence of foreseeability was a vague comment by an intoxicated person 2 months before the injury
“In this case, the issue is whether the criminal act of arson was sufficiently foreseeable to impose the duty to warn on appellant”
when unidentified person had threatened to “get” a police officer’s house, police officer had no duty to warn brother of possible danger of arson when brother was house-sitting

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Judges: Kelley, Yetka

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