· 7/27/1972
Pollack v. Gampel
Citations
- 163 Conn. 462
- 313 A.2d 73
- 1972 Conn. LEXIS 792
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing award for property damage and personal injury where landlord failed to keep premises reasonably safe pursuant to an agreement to maintain the building
- plaintiff can establish constructive notice by showing that, if defendant had ‘‘exercised a reasonable inspection of the premises, [the defendant] would have discovered [the defect]’’
- where landlord retains control of portion of leased premises, landlord must use reasonable care to keep that portion of the premises in a reasonably safe condition
- where landlord retains control of portion of leased premises, landlord must use reasonable care to keep that portion of the premises in a reasonably safe condition
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Judges: House, Ryan, Shapiro, Loiselle, MacDonald
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