Quote and cite this text from Deering Woods Condominium Association v. Margaret F. Spoon, an opinion located
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Further, even if we were to decide that the waiver of claim bylaw provision is inapplicable or unenforceable and remand to the circuit court as to Condo and Mgmt. Co., Ms. Spoon would still face the defense of lack of constructive notice, after remand, in the circuit court. The circuit court unambiguously decided the notice issue favorably to the defendants Mgmt. Co. and CA and effectively has decided it as to Condo.
2. Quote and, using a short form, cite this text, which is also from Deering Woods Condominium Association, 377 Md. 250. Assume that you already provided a full citation and need to cite the opinion again after citing other cases. Use a short form.
In the instant matter, although the circuit court did not articulate its reasons when it formally granted CA's motion, the only defense argued by CA was the lack of constructive notice.
3. Quote and cite this text from Chandra Maans v. Giant of Maryland, L.L.C., an opinion located at 161 Md. App. 620.
Appellant cites no Maryland authority supporting the aforementioned ipse dixit, and we know of none. The duty of a store owner to an invitee, such as appellant, is well established in Maryland, as can be seen by the cases cited supra.
4. Quote and cite this text from Michael Singer Joseph v. Bozzuto Management Company et al., an opinion located at 173 Md. App. 305.
It is a truism that a violation of a statute or regulation cannot operate to excuse a knowledge requirement if proof of the violation itself requires the satisfaction of the knowledge requirement. If the plaintiff must prove at the front end of his thesis the very thing he seeks to be exempted from proving at the tail end of his thesis, the argument is gibberish.
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