Defendant-commercial landowner is not liable for injuries sustained by a business invitee who, en route to its strip shopping mall after parking his car in an adjacent parking lot that is owned by the municipality and serves many other surrounding businesses and establishments, slipped on ice while attempting to traverse the lot, since it does not have a duty to remedy an icy condition in the municipal lot, particularly since it provides a safe alternative means of ingress and egress.
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