Andrew J. Rogers v. Sigma Chi International Fraternity, Theta Pi of Sigma Chi, Ancil Jackson, Brian Mifflin, Jr., and Joshua Kearby
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
MAY, Judge.
Andrew J. Rogers appeals summary judgment for Sigma Chi International fraternity (“the International”), its Terre Haute chapter (“the Chapter”) (collectively, “Sigma Chi”), and three individuals: Ancil Jackson, Brian Mifflin, Jr., and Joshua Kearby, (the “Individual Defendants”). Rogers alleges the defendants should have protected him from being assaulted at a party. He argues on appeal: 1
1) Sigma Chi had a duty to protect him under premises liability principles because the Chapter had possession of the premises where he was injured;
2) the defendants had a duty to protect…
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