Township was not entitled to summary judgment in auto accident case where it had constructive notice that stop sign was missing prior to the time of the accident in which plaintiffs were injured.
February 10, 2017 at 12:00 AM
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Constructive Notice of Dangerous Condition • Stop Signs • Governmental Immunity
Tesla v. Neshannock Twp. et al., PICS Case No. 17-0127 (C.P. Lawrence Jan. 19, 2017) Motto, J. (17 pages).
Township was not entitled to summary judgment in auto accident case where it had constructive notice that stop sign was missing prior to the time of the accident in which plaintiffs were injured.
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