Savannah College of Art & Design, Inc. v. Roe

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• Proprietor’s superior knowledge can be demonstrated by evidence of the occurrence of prior substantially similar incidents
• Proprietor's superior knowledge can be demonstrated by evidence of the occurrence of prior substantially similar incidents
• Proprietor’s supe rior knowledge can be demonstrated by evidence of the occurrence of prior substantially similar incidents
• “the college was entitled to summary judgment because there was no evidénce sufficient to create a factual issue as to whether the college knew or should have known [of the unreasonable risk]”

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