· 3/8/2005
Boggs Ex Rel. Boggs v. Lay
Citations
- 164 S.W.3d 4
- 2005 Mo. App. LEXIS 360
- 2005 WL 525164
How courts have described this case
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- observing that a duty is imposed on a property owner that artificially creates, through negligence, or affirmative action, a condition on the public road that makes passage unsafe
- observing that a duty is imposed on a property owner that artificially creates, through negligence, or affirmative action, a condition on the public road that makes passage unsafe
- “Actionable negligence requires a casual connection between the conduct of the defendant and the resulting injury to the plaintiff.”
- “Actionable negligence requires a casual connection between the conduct of the defendant and the resulting injury to the plaintiff.”
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Judges: Lawrence E. Mooney
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