Navarro v. COUNTRY VILLAGE ASS'N

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• deep water drop-off did not constitute concealed dangerous condition and thus, under Saga Bay association could not be held liable for negligence in connection with resident's death
• deep water drop-off did not constitute concealed dangerous condition and thus, under Saga Bay, association could not be held liable for negligence in connection with resident’s death
• HOA not liable where victim drowned in a residential lake after stepping into a steep drop-off that suddenly and \drastically changed\ the depth of the water; holding the drop-off was not a trap or unusual danger but was \characteristic of lakes\

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