PER CURIAM.
The facts alleged, but not the pleader's legal conclusions, are deemed admitted when the sufficiency of a complaint is tested by a demurrer. Whether the admitted facts constitute negligence is a question of law.
Plaintiff's allegations describe the alleged defect and her fall as follows: (1) "(T)he said sidewalk was constructed of large concrete sections, approximately six feet square." (2) "(O)ne of the concrete sections was elevated approximately...
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