Hallman v. Pointe Arcadia Horizontal Property Regime, Inc.
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
1Per curiam
In this slip and fall case the appellant, Margaret S. Hallman, sued the respondent, Pointe Arcadia Horizontal Property Regime, Inc., for injuries she sustained when she fell on Regime property. The trial court granted summary judgment to the Regime on the grounds (1) the Regime had no duty to Hallman, (2) she was contributorily negligent, and (3) she assumed the risk. Hallman appeals. We affirm.
Hallman owns a condominium unit in Pointe Arcadia, a condominium complex near Columbia. The Regime, owns the common elements of the complex. After a snow and ice storm in January, 1988, Hallman fell…
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