Miller v. Shull

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• plaintiff did not even make a cursory glance at the tub before she entered and therefore failed to exercise ordinary care for her safety
• \[I]t is a matter of common knowledge-and one which most of us know through painful experience-that a small amount of water in the bottom of a bath tub creates a slippery condition.\
• “The law does not require a proprietor of a public place to maintain his premises in such condition that an accident could not possibly happen to a customer. Plaintiff was in turn obligated to exercise a reasonable degree of care for her own safety.”

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