McCann v. Bethesda Hospital

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• relying on affidavit of licensed architect, who surveyed the parking lot in question, to find the parking lot’s incline excessive and therefore dangerous
• excessive slope of the parking lot presented a question of fact whether the ice causing the fall was an unnatural accumulation
• excessive slope of the parking lot presented a question of fact whether the ice causing the fall was an unnatural accumulation
• excessive slope of the parking lot presented a question of fact whether the ice causing the fall was an unnatural accumulation
• an architect’s affidavit concluding that the slope of the parking lot would have caused an unnatural accumulation of ice presented a fact question
• excessive slope allowed water to drain toward level area where plaintiff slipped on ice

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