Upholding prior precedent, the Pennsylvania Superior Court sided with defendants who hosted an estate sale, ruling they didn’t owe a duty of care to a man injured in a car collision that happened on the street where the sale was occurring.

Judge Mary P. Murray of the Pennsylvania Superior Court authored the Sept. 22 precedential opinion, where the court affirmed a trial court’s holding that hosts of an estate sale didn’t owe a duty of care to a man who was injured on the same street as the property.

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