Georgia Court of Appeals
MARTHA ADAMS v. JASON LEE et al
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What the court decided
The legal issue involved whether the Lees had actual or constructive knowledge of a specific hazard causing Adams' fall based on evidence of recurring roof leaks. The Georgia Court of Appeals held that because there was no evidence of actual or constructive knowledge of the specific pooled water, the trial court’s grant of a directed verdict is AFFIRMED.
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