· 2/7/2002
City of San Angelo v. Smith
Citations
- 69 S.W.3d 303
- 2002 Tex. App. LEXIS 955
- 2002 WL 185494
How courts have described this case
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- holding that governmental entities have actual notice to the extent that a prudent entity could ascertain its potential liability stemming from an incident because of its obvious role in contributing to the incident
- holding that governmental entities have actual notice to the extent that a prudent entity could ascertain its potential liability stemming from an incident because of its obvious role in contributing to the incident
- holding that governmental entities have actual notice to the extent that a prudent entity could ascertain its potential liability stemming from an incident because of its obvious role in contributing to the incident
- stating that a governmental unit has actual notice if it could ascertain its potential liability because it was obviously at fault or by conducting a further investigation
- stating that a governmental unit has actual notice if it could ascertain its potential liability because it was obviously at fault or by conducting a further investigation
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Judges: Kidd, Yeakel, Patterson
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