Clomon v. Monroe City School Bd.

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• holding that “in the narrow class of cases involving the direct, special statutory duty owed to the motorist, there is no justification for the creation of juristic limitations upon the principle of reparation underlying Civil Code Article 2315”
• holding that “a plaintiff may recover for his mental anguish resulting from another's injuries when the anguish is in fact caused by the breach of a primary and independent legal or contractual duty which is owed directly to the aggrieved plaintiff”
• Justice Watson concurring; Justice Hall subscribing to the majority opinion and adding concurring reasons

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