The alleged negligent activity, mopping the bathroom floor, was not ongoing at the time and place appellant fell. There is no evidence that the negligent activity itself caused appellant's injuries or that her fall was contemporaneous with the mopping. Rather, all the evidence indicates that appellant slipped on a condition caused by the mopping activity, which she was warned about. Therefore, appellee is entitled to judgment as a matter of law. Texarkana Court of Appeals, No. 06-09-00080-CV, 01-22-2010
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