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· 2/15/2022

Danny Coleman v. the State of Texas

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  • burning leaf embers that blew onto public way after leaves were raked into piles, set afire, then swept into the gutter by street department constituted a road defect
  • burning leaf embers that blew onto public way after leaves were raked into piles, set afire, then swept into the gutter by street department constituted a road defect
  • jury was warranted in finding that burning leaf embers that blew onto a child walking on the public way after leaves were raked into piles, set afire, then swept into the gutter by a street department employee constituted a road defect

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