The motion court found that defendants were entitled to summary judgment because, as the infant plaintiff testified, the doors to the building were propped open when she arrived at the building. The court concluded that since plaintiffs could not produce any evidence as to when the doors had been propped open, or when the assailant entered the building, it was just as likely that the assailant entered the building through the open doors as it was that he gained entrance because...
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