· 1/15/1885
Sieber v. Weiden
Citations
- 17 Neb. 582
How courts have described this case
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- noting that in the context of recreational user immunity, R.C. 1533.18(A) defines “premises” as “all privately owned lands, ways, waters, and any buildings and structures thereon * * *”
- “The analysis should focus on the character of the property upon which the injury occurs and the type of activities for which the property is held open to the public.”
- plaintiff was owed no duty of care when he was injured while playing baseball on a baseball field in a public park
- “the inquiry should focus on the nature and scope of activity for which the premises are held open to the public”
- the essential character of the property should fit within the intent of the statute
- the essential character of the property should fit within the intent of the statute
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Judges: Other, Reese
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