· 8/6/1982
Skalos v. Higgins
Citations
- 449 A.2d 601
- 303 Pa. Super. 107
- 1982 Pa. Super. LEXIS 4886
How courts have described this case
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- possessor of land is not liable to invitees for physical harm caused by obvious conditions on the land, unless the possessor should have anticipated the harm despite such obviousness
- possessor of land is not liable to invitees for physical harm caused by obvious conditions on the land, unless the possessor should have anticipated the harm despite such obviousness
- “Where the master is joined with his servant in an action based wholly on the servant’s negligence or misconduct, the master cannot be held liable unless there is a cause of action against the servant”
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Judges: Wieand, Johnson, Montemuro
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