Haire v. City of MacOn
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Sognier, Chief Judge.
Clayton Monroe Haire brought suit against the City of Macon and Georgia 4-H Clubs Foundation, Inc. (“4-H Club”) seeking damages for injuries he incurred when he slipped and fell at a 4-H Club hog show held at a facility owned by the City. Haire dismissed 4-H Club without prejudice. The trial court granted the City’s motion for summary judgment, and Haire appeals.
We reverse. The evidence established that the show appellant was attending was held in a building constructed prior to 1900 which was being used as a show barn. It was appellant’s first visit to the barn, and he…
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