Smolek v. K. W. Landscaping

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• noting that where a condition has existed for a considerable period of time, constructive notice cannot exist where the dangerous condition is so well concealed that it is unlikely to be discovered through the exercise of reasonable care
• “Generally, if a plaintiff is relying on proof of constructive notice, she must establish that the dangerous condition existed for a sufficient time or was so conspicuous that the defendant should have discovered the condition through the exercise of reasonable care.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).