Henley v. Pizitz Realty Co.
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
Appeal by plaintiff from a summary judgment for defendant. We affirm.
The basic legal question presented is whether or not a private corporation owes a duty to protect its invitees from a criminal attack.
Plaintiff, Diane Henley, parked her automobile in a parking deck owned and operated by Pizitz Realty Company (Pizitz) as a business enterprise. Upon entering the deck, she was presented with a ticket which recited:
"This Contract Limits Our Liability. Please Read It. This Parking Deck rents space only. No bailment is created; and the Parking Deck is not responsible for loss or damage to car or…
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