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Borders v. Roseberry (p.506) - π social guest (licensee) slipped & fell on .
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Jun 6, 1997 . Borders v. Roseberry, 216 Kan. 486, 488, 532 P.2d 1366 (1975 .
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May 31, 2002 . Citing Borders v. Roseberry, 216 Kan. 486, 532 P.2d 1366 (1975), he contends, however, that MOHC should be liable to him under the public .
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Borders v. Roseberry, 216 Kan. 486, 488, 532 P.2d 1366 (1975). This general rule , however, has six recognized exceptions: .
Borders v. Roseberry: π was a social guest on land where Δ was LL. B fell on front steps and was injured. Δ had promised to repair the faulty roof which .
Citation. 216 Kan. 486, 532 P.2d 1366, 1975 Kan. click the citation to view the entire case on Brief Fact Summary. The Plaintiff, Gary Borders (Plaintiff),
Dec 5, 2005 . We will see that deference highlighted in the first case, and see the deference be questioned by the second case. Borders v. Roseberry .
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Keeton et al., 63, at 434. As a result, the burden of maintaining the land was placed upon the lessee. See, e.g., Borders v. Roseberry, 532 P.2d 1366, .
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Mar 6, 2011 . Borders v. Roseberry. Discussion. The Court's description of landlord non- liability and the exceptions thereto .
Jan 10, 2011 . Borders v Roseberry 532 p 2d 1366. Brief Fact Summary. The Plaintiff, Gary Borders (Plaintiff), was injured when he slipped and fell on icy .
Aug 28, 2009 . Borders v. Roseberry. Torts Law school case briefs. File Type: DOC. File Size : 21.50 KB. Price : FREE. Reviews (0) .
Mar 6, 2011 . Rowland v. Christian. approach. The new approach will require decisions on a case-by-case basis and could . Borders v. Roseberry .
Borders v. Roseberry. Facts: Plaintiff's friend leased a house from the defendant. The house had no guttering and the porch became icy after rain in .
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Mar 6, 2011 . Borders v. Roseberry Pagelsdorf v. Safeco Insurance Co. of America. The common law has historically given great deference to landlords in .
V. How Tort Law Works Now: An Empirical View . . Cay v. State of Louisiana, Dept. of Transportation and Development . .. Borders v. Roseberry .
Borders v. Roseberry, 216 Kan. 486, 488, 532 P.2d 1366 (1975). MTAA acknowledges that there are six common-law exceptions to the rule of nonliability: (1) .
Mar 20, 2009 . In 1975, our Supreme Court in Borders v. Roseberry, 216 Kan .
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The leading case in Kansas on the subject of landlord liability for premises .
Jan 23, 1998 . The leading case in Kansas on the subject of landlord liability for premises defects is Borders v. Roseberry, 216 Kan. .
Borders v. Roseberry,. ¶38 Therefore, Kings had an obligation to bring forth .
City of Rochester. Borders v. Roseberry. Boroughs v. Joiner. Case Brief. Boucher v. Dixie Medical Center. Case Brief. Bower v. Westinghouse Corp. Bowling v. .
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