Yamamoto v. Harbor View Homeowners’ Association
A young, single woman was found lying dead on the floor of her 14th-story apartment in a secured condominium complex. She had been injured in a scuffle and suffocated with a pillow. The Harbor View Homeowners’ Association was the named defendant. They were being sued on the grounds their security officers were negligent in allowing the murderer, the victim’s former boyfriend, access to the secured complex and her apartment.
Keywords
circumstances; duty; homeowners’ association; Murder Book; premises liability; reasonable act; theory
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