Motor Exp., Inc. v. Rodriguez

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• holding no duty existed that would give rise to mental anguish recovery in landlord-invitee relationship
• noting that two cousins-in-law resided in separate residences, the court affirmed a summary judgment denying a bystander claim
• noting that two cousins-in-law resided in separate residences, the court affirmed a summary judgment denying a bystander claim
• noting that two cousins-in-law resided in separate residences, the court affirmed a summary judgment denying a bystander claim
• noting that two cousins-in-law resided in separate residences, the court affirmed a summary judgment denying a bystander claim
• refusing to allow a claim for mental-anguish, without personal injury, under a premises defect theory

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