Taylor v. Hocker

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• holding that previous crimes against property were insufficient to give rise to a duty to protect customers from personal assaults
• holding that previous crimes against property were insufficient to put the landowner on notice of personal assaults against its patrons
• holding that previous crimes against property were insufficient to put the landowner on notice of personal assaults against its patrons
• holding instances of theft, even combined with a prior isolated incident of targeted violence on the premises, did not put the storeowner on notice of future violent crimes
• stabbing in mall parking lot patrolled by security force; history of numerous shoplifting incidents, thefts from and of cars, and one assault; summary judgment for defendant affirmed
• stabbing in mall parking lot patrolled by security force; history of numerous shoplifting incidents, thefts from and of cars, and one assault; summary judgment for defendant affirmed

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