Lindsey v. GEORGIA BLDG. v. AUTHORITY

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• granting summary judgment to defendant where “[n]o such evidence is extant” as to whether the proprietor could have easily discovered and corrected the alleged hazard
• no inference of constructive knowledge where plaintiff testified that single raised brick on the edge of the landing “was extremely difficult to see”
• no inference of constructive knowledge where plaintiff testified that single raised brick on the edge of the landing “was extremely difficult to see”
• no constructive knowledge of static defect of a single raised brick on landing because it was, by plaintiff’s “own admission, so difficult to detect”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).