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· 12/5/1950

Siegel v. Diehl Pump & Supply Co.

Citations

  • 314 Ky. 216
  • 234 S.W.2d 732
  • 1950 Ky. LEXIS 1060

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  • explaining that “maritime law does not support a stand-alone claim based on a cruise line’s alleged duty to take actions to reduce or eliminate foreseeable risks before they manifest, where such claim is unconnected to [the passenger’s] specific accident”
  • summary judgment was appropriate where plaintiff “provided no evidence at all of any accidents of the sort he experienced in the location he experienced it (or any similar location)” and “[c]onstructive notice cannot be based on mere theory”

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Judges: Farnsley, Sant

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