Rehn v. Westfield America

How courts have described this case

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• concluding four minutes was not enough time to establish constructive notice
• affirming summary judgment where the spilled substance was on the floor for less than four minutes
• granting summary judgment to a defendant with actual knowledge of a spill because the plaintiffs “conjecture” about how long the spill was on the ground was “not a permissible evidentiary basis” to infer the defendant’s negligence
• “ ‘[Storekeepers are not insurers of their customers’ safety, and no presumption of negligence arises merely because an injury was sustained on a storekeeper’s premises.’ ”
• third party spilled soda on the floor of a fast-food restaurant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).