Singleton v. Sherer

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• holding that a \pled and argued\ issue was unpreserved for review when the circuit court failed to rule on it and no Rule 59(e), SCRCP, motion was filed
• recognizing that “[i]n the ordinary case,” a landowner need not warn an invitee who “knows the actual conditions, and the activities carried on, and the dangers involved in either”
• holding summary judgment is appropriate on a negligence claim when there was no genuine issue of material fact as to the proximate cause of the plaintiff's injuries
• holding a landowner was not liable to an invitee who was aware of the condition and who “voluntarily exposed himself to any potential danger posed by the” condition
• finding the issue unpreserved because the final order did not address issue that was pled and argued and no Rule 59(e), SCRCP, motion was filed
• “[A]n invitee enters the premises with the implied assurance of preparation and reasonable care for his protection and safety while he is there.”

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