122 Ind. App. 381 - Kroger Co. v. Troy’s Empirical Analysis

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3 federal appellate · 2 state decisions

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1. ““An inference of fact in the instant case upon which to base negligence of the appellant in respect to the loose object on the floor would have to rest upon conjecture, guess work or speculation upon which verdicts cannot properly be based. There is no evidence that the object was upon the floor for any length of time whatever nor can a reasonable inference be drawn from the evidence that it did in fact remain on the floor for any length of time. There is no evidence whatever that the appellant or its agents or servants knew that the object was on the floor or that it was upon the floor for such time and under such conditions that in the exercise of reasonable care they should have known about it. There is no evidence in the case showing either actual or constructive notice to the appellant that the loose object was upon the floor. From the evidence no one can say what the loose object was.””

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. 134 Ind. App. 58 - Wade v. Three Sisters, Inc.