PER CURIAM.
Conceding defendant's duty to protect his patrons against foreseeable assaults by others, the patron also had a duty not to needlessly expose himself to danger. Here plaintiff and defendant had equal knowledge. Apparently nothing had transpired which would indicate plaintiff could not descend in safety. So far as appears, the others ahead of him had done so. But if the conditions were such as to warn defendant that plaintiff might be assaulted if he attempted...
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