In this personal injury action, where plaintiff failed to prove housing authority had a duty to provide her with a fire extinguisher, defendant's motion for nonsuit based on sovereign immunity was proper, and her other allegations of error were meritless. Nonsuit for defendant should be affirmed.
May 06, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Personal Injury • Sovereign Immunity
Johnson v. Phila. Hous. Auth., PICS Case No. 16-0553 (C.P. Philadelphia April 5, 2016) Sarmina, J. (23 pages).
In this personal injury action, where plaintiff failed to prove housing authority had a duty to provide her with a fire extinguisher, defendant’s motion for nonsuit based on sovereign immunity was proper, and her other allegations of error were meritless. Nonsuit for defendant should be affirmed.
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