Wittenberg v. 450 Capitol Associates

How courts have described this case

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• previous incident in which another person walked into and broke glass panel in same doorway not sufficiently similar
• previous incident in which another person walked into and broke glass panel in same doorway not sufficiently similar
• “Where the distraction [or in this case concealment] is self-induced, it may not excuse one’s failure to exercise ordinary care for one’s own safety.”
• “[T]here is no obligation to protect the invitee against dangers or hazards which are known to him or which are so obvious and apparent he may reasonably be expected to discover them.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).