Michigan Court of Appeals· 10/29/2003
Stopczynski v. Woodcox
Citations
- 671 N.W.2d 119
- 258 Mich. App. 226
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- concluding that a father could not be found at fault for a child's injuries on the property of another because a person of \ordinary prudence\ in the father's position would not have suspected the danger to the child
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Judges: Hoekstra, Sawyer, Zahra
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- Wheeler v. Central Michigan Inns, Inc.Michigan Court of Appeals· 2011-04-14· cited 20×
- Kessler v. Visteon CorpSixth Circuit· 2006-05-26
Cites
10 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Maiden v. RozwoodMichigan Supreme Court· 1999-07-30· cited 2,570×
- Moning v. AlfonoMichigan Supreme Court· 1977-06-15· cited 497×
- Lugo v. Ameritech Corp., Inc.Michigan Supreme Court· 2001-07-03· cited 474×
- Riddle v. McLouth Steel Products Corp.Michigan Supreme Court· 1992-06-23· cited 327×
- Glittenberg v. Doughboy Recreational IndustriesMichigan Supreme Court· 1992-09-29· cited 122×
- Preston v. SleziakMichigan Supreme Court· 1970-04-13· cited 79×
- Klimek v. DrzewieckiMichigan Court of Appeals· 1984-06-04· cited 28×
- Bradford v. FeebackMichigan Court of Appeals· 1986-02-05· cited 13×
- Mallard v. Hoffinger Industries, IncMichigan Court of Appeals· 1995-04-27· cited 13×
- Pigeon v. RadloffMichigan Court of Appeals· 1996-02-13· cited 8×
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