Wiley v. Redd

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that the Nevada Supreme Court has moved from status-based tort analysis to that of a general duty of reasonable care in the domain of owners and occupiers of land
• holding that no special relationship existed between an alarm company and the police department the company alerted
• recognizing that the Nevada Supreme Court has moved from status-based tort analysis to that of a general duty of reasonable care in the domain of owners and occupiers of land
• explaining a \germ of a relationship\ was insufficient to impose a duty of care upon an alarm company to warn police officers of dangerous dogs on a homeowne?s property

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).