Weber, by and Through Weber v. Springville

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• noting that the rule as stated in the Restatement differs from the doctrine followed in Utah and concluding that both rules are limited to artificial conditions
• explaining that the \question of whether a 'duty' exists is a question of law\
• explaining that while Utah ―has recognized that one who undertakes to render services has a duty to exercise reasonable care,‖ the ―nature of this rule requires the Court to narrowly construe the scope of any assumed duty‖
• finding city owed no duty to prevent two-year-old from falling into creek where city's maintenance of the creek was for flood control and not for the purpose of protection of its citizens
• finding city owed no duty to prevent two-year-old from falling into creek where city's maintenance of the creek was for flood control and not for the purpose of protection of its citizens
• mere possibility of causation is not enough

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