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Abstract
Plaintiff was injured at a municipal bathing beach as the result of a dive from a spring board into shallow water. Held, that while the city was not liable for the negligent performance of a governmental function, the jury would be justified in finding that the diving board, as erected, constituted a nuisance, and that the defendant city would be liable, on that ground, for personal injuries sustained by the plaintiff. Hoffman v. City of Bristol, 113 Conn. 386, 155 Atl. 499 (1931).
Recommended Citation
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS - GOVERNMENTAL FUNCTION - LIABILITY FOR NUISANCE,
30
Mich. L. Rev.
472
(1932).
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