Calkins v. Cox Estates

Decided 1990-05-02

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RANSOM, Justice (dissenting). My colleagues rationalize that failure to repair holes in a playground fence gave rise to a fact issue as to breach of the landlord’s well-recognized duty to maintain common areas in a reasonably safe condition, that this duty of ordinary care was owed to a child tenant as a matter of law, and that the linchpin of liability is whether an injury wa…

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