Bell v. Horton
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
YOUNG, Presiding Judge.
Plaintiff -appellant Virgie Bell appeals the adverse grant of summary judgment in a negligence suit against her mother, defendant-appellee Minnie Horton. Bell, in her complaint, sought recovery of money damages for injuries she sustained from a fall on Horton’s sidewalk. Horton moved for summary judgment arguing that Bell was a licensee to whom no duty of care was owed. Bell, in her primary argument on appeal, disputes Horton’s contention that she occupied Horton’s land as a mere licensee, arguing that her relationship with Horton and the purpose of her visit created a…
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