Taylor v. Tolbert Enterprises, Inc.

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• holding that the defendant’s liability regarding its duty to maintain the premises is not discharged where plaintiff observed the condition before falling
• holding that whether a hotel owner breached its duty to maintain the premises in a reasonably safe condition is a jury question where a guest slipped on an obvious accumulation of sand and water on the available steps leading from the hotel to the beach
• that an alleged negligent condition is open and obvious does not negate a defendant's potential liability but raises comparative negligence
• sand and water accumulated on. steps and walkway known to plaintiff
• sand and water accumulated on steps and walkway known to plaintiff

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