Robinson v. Stilgenbauer

Plaintiff concedes that Ferrero was never notified by the Department of Liquor Control not to sell intoxicants to Stilgenbauer.

*167Although the evidence offered in opposition to the motion for summary judgment might support reasonable inferences (1) that Stilgenbauer’s wife told defendant Fer-rero not to “serve” Stilgenbauer “when he was drunk” and (2) that defendant Ferrero knew that Stilgenbauer sometimes became intoxicated, there is nothing in the record that will support a reasonable inference that Stilgen-bauer had been drinking when he came to Ferrero’s tavern at 7:15 a. m. on the day of…