Kubczak v. Chemical Bank & Trust Co.
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBrickley, J.
In this premises liability action, we consider whether defendant-appellant Chemical Bank, as the mortgagee and nominal owner during the mortgage foreclosure redemption period, should be considered a “possessor” for purposes of premises liability. In the present case, plaintiff-appellee realtor was injured while showing the foreclosed property during the statutory right of redemption period. Her ensuing premises liability action resulted in judgment against defendant-appellant Chemical Bank, and the Court of Appeals affirmed. We find that the bank was not a “possessor” of the property and,…
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