· 8/7/1986
Alderman v. Lámar
Citations
- 493 So. 2d 495
- 11 Fla. L. Weekly 1737
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- holding that the regulation requiring the Florida Highway Patrol to report damaged road signs did not impose a duty to report or repair damaged signs
- holding that FHP regulation requiring officers to report damaged road signs did not impose a duty to report damaged signs, repair them, or warn motorists of the potential dangers
- determining that police had no duty to warn of leaning stop sign when they had no right to control or possess the intersections, roads, or stop signs
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Judges: Cowart
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