Lange v. Wehrenberg Theaters, Inc.
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
PUDLOWSKI, Judge.
This case raises the issue of whether abutting property owners or lessees may assume a duty to pedestrians to inspect and maintain public sidewalks absent any affirmative action on their part which creates a dangerous condition.
Edmund J. Lange, Jr. appeals from separate grants of summary judgment to Weh-renberg Theaters, Inc. and Boatmen’s National Bank. The relevant facts are as follows.
Boatmen’s Bank is trastee and Wehren-berg Theaters is lessee of the property housing the Shady Oak Theater on Forsyth Boulevard in Clayton, Missouri. Appellant Lange is confined to a…
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