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· 1/17/1896

Stauffer v. Doty

Citations

  • 2 Kan. App. 149
  • 43 P. 291
  • 1895 Kan. App. LEXIS 225

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  • explaining plaintiff fails to create reasonable inference that defendant business owner is liable for presence of foreign substance on the ground when there is no evidence “that the defendant (or an agent

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