Schnuphase v. Storehouse Markets

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• ruling that two to four minutes was insufficient as a matter of law to give constructive notice
• explaining that a store owner “is charged with the duty to use reasonable care to maintain the floor of his establishment in a reasonably safe condition for his patrons” (quotation simplified)
• affirming dismissal on summary judgment after the business invitee-plaintiff failed to show that the defendant had notice of the temporary unsafe condition that caused her fall
• analyzing a slip-and-fall claim arising from ice cream that a third-party customer had spilled on the floor of a grocery store
• noting evidence that a store was unaware of a slipping hazard posed by spilled ice cream because “the store employee behind the deli counter was busy with customers and did not see the potentially hazardous condition”
• ―[B]are contentions, unsupported by any specification of facts in support thereof, raise no material 3 NORTHERN MONTICELLO ALLIANCE v. SAN JUAN COUNTY Opinion of the Court Later, Wasatch Wind sold the wind park to Sustainable Power Group, LLC (sPower

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