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Adams v. State

Citations

  • 555 P.2d 235
  • 1976 Alas. LEXIS 342

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that, having undertaken to carry out fire code inspections, the State had a duty of reasonable care to carry them out and enforce fire regulations non-negligently
  • concluding the public-duty “doctrine is in reality a form of sovereign immunity, which is a matter dealt with by statute . . . and not to be amplified by court- created doctrine”
  • concluding the public-duty “doctrine is in reality a form of sovereign immunity, which is a matter dealt with by statute . . . and not to be amplified by court- created doctrine”
  • discussing persons to whom common law duty assumed by undertaking fire and safety inspection activities is owed
  • acting to ensure correction of and/or posting warnings of fire code violations discovered by the state during inspection of building
  • acting to ensure correction of and/or posting warnings of fire code violations discovered by the state during inspection of building

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Judges: Rabinowitz, Connor, Erwin, Boochever, Burke

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