Johnson v. All American Quality Foods, Inc.

I dissent because I believe the trial court correctly found as a matter of law that the appellee carried out a reasonable inspection procedure and had neither actual nor constructive knowledge of the hazard.

1. To demonstrate its lack of constructive knowledge of the hazard in this case, the appellee relied upon a report generated by an electronic inspection monitoring system the store utilized. The appellant contends the report was inadmissible hearsay on the ground the appellee failed to properly authenticate it as a business record.

Under OCGA § 24-8-803 (6), a document shall not be excluded…