Premises Liability
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Case Details
Doe v. Manheimer, 212 Conn. 748 (1989) is a premises rape case in which the actual rapist was never apprehended and the property owner was absolved of civil responsibility on the basis of the lack of foreseeability and lack of proximate cause. Further, any violation of the health code ordinance concerning natural growth was deemed not negligence per se since the hazard subject to this statute was only a condition, and not a cause, of the Plaintiff’s injuries.
Additional Notes
Property owner was absolved of civil responsibility.
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