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· 3/30/1994

Palange v. Philadelphia Law Dept.

Citations

  • 640 A.2d 1305
  • 433 Pa. Super. 373
  • 1994 Pa. Super. LEXIS 843

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  • providing that generally an individual’s status is an issue of fact for the jury; however, if the facts are insufficient to support an issue at trial, the court may properly take the matter away from the jury
  • in a slip and fall case, where there were no allegations or evidence supporting a finding that the plaintiff was an invitee, the court found plaintiff to be a licensee as a matter of law

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Judges: Cirillq, Cirillo, Saylor, Hester

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