Woodward v. Newstein
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, J.
The appellants in this negligence action, plaintiffs below, sustained personal injuries while engaged in the interesting, and sometimes rewarding, diversion of looking at realty on a Sunday afternoon. * 1 The trial court (Rasin, J.) forestalled their effort to recover damages for their injuries when he granted appellees’ motion for summary judgment.
Appellants contend here that their claim to the status of invitees was erroneously rejected and that the finding in effect of the trial court that they were trespassers; as a matter of law, should be reversed. They also argue for an abandonment of…
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