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· 6/25/1963

White v. E & F CONSTRUCTION CO.

Citations

  • 151 Conn. 110
  • 193 A.2d 716
  • 1963 Conn. LEXIS 315

How courts have described this case

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  • evidence that defective condition existed for two minutes before accident was insufficient to charge defendant with constructive notice
  • evidence that estabhshed that defective condition existed for only two minutes prior to accident was insufficient to charge defendant with constructive notice of defect
  • where plaintiff allegedly slipped on wet stairs, constructive knowledge must be of water on stairs, not conditions causing water to be on the stairs, such as rain

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Judges: Baldwin, King, Murphy, Shea, Alcorn

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