A state appeals court affirmed dismissal of a suit brought by a woman who fell off a stretch of the Belmar boardwalk that lacked handrails.
The Appellate Division said the borough was immune from liability under the Tort Claims Act, and that approval of the reconstruction design for the Belmar boardwalk, after Hurricane Sandy damage in 2012, came two years earlier and did not include handrails.
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