Safeway Stores, Incorporated v. Cone

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• finding that the length of time it had been raining, the location 3 of the puddle, and the amount of water was sufficient circumstantial evidence to show the 4 hazard had been developing “for eight or nine hours in plain view of the defendant’s 5 employees”
• “[W]hile plaintiff must prove that the defective condition existed long enough so that by the use of reasonable care it should have been discovered and remedied, that fact, like other facts, may be proved by circumstantial as well as by direct evidence.”

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