Mills v. White Castle System, Inc

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• holding that Williams’s policy rationale did not preclude the plaintiff’s negligence claim because the plaintiff argued that the defendant merchant should have summoned the police, not that the defendant should have provided police protection
• holding that Williams’s policy rationale did not preclude the plaintiffs negligence claim because the plaintiff argued that the defendant merchant should have summoned the police, not that the defendant should have provided police protection
• reversing the grant of summary disposition in the defendant’s favor when the defendant-merchant was informed of ongoing criminal activity and was asked, but refused, to summon the police

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).