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Dudas v. Glenwood Golf Club
No. 001539Supreme Court of Virginia
001539 Dudas v. Glenwood Golf Club 01/12/2001 The trial court properly awarded summary judgment to a golf course on the ground that it did not owe a duty of care to warn or protect its invitee, who was the vic…
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001539 Dudas v. Glenwood Golf Club 01/12/2001 The trial court properly awarded summary judgment to a golf course on the ground th…
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001539 Dudas v. Glenwood Golf Club 01/12/2001 The trial court properly awarded summary judgment to a golf course on the ground that it did not owe a duty of care to warn or protect its invitee, who was the victim of a criminal assault by unknown third parties while on the premises. The judgment is affirmed. (Opinion edited 3/09/01)
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