Welch v. Railroad Crossing, Inc.

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• holding that there is generally no duty on the part of a tavern owner to protect even his own patrons from the criminal acts of third persons
• absent some threatening behavior on the part of third-party, carrying a poeketknife alone is not sufficient to make intentional assault with knife foreseeable

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