Cadmus v. LONG BRANCH BOARD OF EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCS.

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• holding that the school board was immune from liability because it had no actual or constructive knowledge of the dangerous condition which caused the plaintiff's injuries
• \It is only with respect to public property that the Tort Claims Act evinces any legislative intention that there be imposition of liability for omission in inspection (or for negligent inspection).\
• no liability for failure to enforce federal and State work safety regulations
• “the Tort Claims Act does not permit liability to be imposed upon a public entity for the negligent execution of its duties in the absence of tangible facts demonstrating the requisite actual or constructive awareness of the danger on the part of the entity”

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