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· 8/25/1992

Monett v. Dona Ana County Sheriff's Posse

Citations

  • 840 P.2d 599
  • 114 N.M. 452

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • stating that an owner owes a 12 business visitor a duty to use ordinary care to keep the premises safe and a duty to 13 safeguard business visitors to whom harm is reasonably foreseeable by an avoidable, 14 dangerous condition
  • reversing summary judgment 9 on behalf of one of the defendants and remanding for trial on the question of whether 10 an accident that occurred at the entranceway of a rodeo was foreseeable and whether 11 ordinary care was used in setting up the configuration of the entranceway
  • “[T]he issue of duty . . . turn[s] on the question of foreseeability.”
  • “[T]he issue of duty . . . turn[s] on the question of foreseeability.”

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Judges: Pickard, Donnelly, Flores

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