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· 5/10/1999

Duncan v. Hampton County School District 2

Citations

  • 517 S.E.2d 449
  • 335 S.C. 535
  • 1999 S.C. App. LEXIS 74

How courts have described this case

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  • reading discretionary immunity exception in light of exception to immunity in which governmental entity exercises its duty in a grossly negligent manner, such that discretionary immunity will not protect the government if it exercises that discretion in a grossly negligent manner
  • reading discretionary immunity exception in light of exception to immunity in which governmental entity exercises its duty in a grossly negligent manner, such that discretionary immunity will not protect the government if it exercises that discretion in a grossly negligent manner
  • reading discretionary immunity exception in light of exception to immunity in which governmental entity exercises its duty in a grossly negligent manner, such that discretionary immunity will not protect the government if it exercises that discretion in a grossly negligent manner
  • all holding a matter not raised by one of the parties to be unpreserved for appeal even if the trial court raises it sua sponte

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Judges: Howell, Goolsby, Connor

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