Lombardi v. Dryden Corp.

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• holding that defendant was not on notice and could not be liable for plaintiff's injuries when there is no evidence to justify any reasonable inference as to how long the condition existed which caused plaintiff's injuries
• in which the plaintiff failed to prove notice on the part of the defendant of a defect in a cement stair, which defect caused the plaintiff’s fall

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).