A kitchen knife that was used in a deadly stabbing attack during a children’s sleepover is now the centerpiece of litigation against Publix Super Markets Inc., which failed to dismiss allegations that it’s liable for selling the murder weapon to a minor.

The litigation hinges on a theory of premises liability that the plaintiff’s team hopes could push the supermarket to make permanent policy changes.

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