McHugh v. Trust Company of Georgia
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Felton, Chief Judge.
Although it has not been made clear to us just what a “cement separator” is, we think that it must fall within one of the following classifications: a divider or curb commonly used in separating lanes of traffic or in setting apart parking spaces. Also, it could be a divider or property boundary or the perimeter of various landscaping located upon the parking lot. Any one of these can be anticipated by persons traversing a parking lot and we think that the maintenance of these structures does not constitute negligence.
It is argued by counsel for the defendant that neither…
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