D'Luhosch v. Andros

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the snow bank was “of artificial origin” because it was “apparently deposited as the result of the plowing of the street by the city and state snow plows”
• considering snowbank created by plowing and that blocked access to the sidewalk to be “of artificial origin”
• stating proof of hills and ridges was not required where plaintiffs produced evidence that snowbank on defendants’ property was of artificial origin, i.e., created as a result of street plowing
• stating “the ‘hills and ridges’ doctrine may be applied only in cases where the snow and ice complained of are the result of an entirely natural accumulation, following a recent snowfall”
• stating “the ‘hills and ridges’ doctrine may be applied only in cases where the snow and ice complained of are the result of an entirely natural accumulation, following a recent snowfall”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).