Ports v. Circle K Stores, Inc.

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• finding the bull nose edge of a concrete curb was not unreasonably dangerous based on photographs depicting that the curb was easily observable and reasoning that the Court must judge “the degree to which a danger may be observed by a potential victim.”

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