Witt v. BEN CARTER PROPERTIES, LLC

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• holding that shopping center owner did not have constructive knowledge of holes in grassy median that separated store parking lots, given that landscaping service inspected the median regularly and there were no reports of any prior falls
• holding that because shopping center owner did not have constructive knowledge of holes in grassy median that separated store parking lots, given that landscaping service inspected the median regularly and there were no reports of any prior falls
• finding that the plaintiffs failed to produce evidence of the defendants’ constructive knowledge of holes in a median where the evidence demonstrated that the holes were rendered invisible by the regularly maintained and inspected grass
• given landowner’s exercise of ordinary care in routinely inspecting and carefully maintaining grassy median in shopping center, landowner was not charged with constructive knowledge of concealed, difficult-to-find hole in 5 median

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