· 3/6/2009
Richardson v. Nwadiuko
Citations
- 966 A.2d 972
- 184 Md. App. 481
- 2009 Md. App. LEXIS 26
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a spouse who accompanied the other spouse to a doctor’s appointment was also an office invitee where no one had ever informed either spouse otherwise
- “Although we hold that Mrs. Richardson was an invitee, not a bare licensee [as the circuit court found], at the time of the incident, we affirm 35 The Court of Appeals has cited the Restatement (Second
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Judges: Panel: Wright
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