Legal Opinion
Tilley v. CZ MASTER ASS'N
California Court of Appeal
Decided June 28, 2005No. G033470PublishedCited by 8 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
BEDS WORTH, Acting P. J. —
Donald Tilley, a security guard employed by BonaFide Security Services, Inc., sued CZ Master Association, a homeowners association which had contracted with BonaFide for security services, because of injuries he suffered from an assault while responding to a complaint about a youth party on CZ’s premises. In essence, Tilley argued that CZ owed the security guards a duty to provide a safe premises for them to guard, including imposing restrictions to control youth parties, that it acted negligently by failing to do so, and that it increased the danger to the…
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