Michigan Court of Appeals· 6/7/1983
Graham v. Gratiot County
Citations
- 337 N.W.2d 73
- 126 Mich. App. 385
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- finding that failure to fence off a pond or post warning signs around a pond where the decedent drowned did not constitute willful or wanton misconduct
- failure to warn of, supervise, or secure a gravel pit where it was known that young people swam not wilful and wanton misconduct
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Judges: Holbrook, Gillis, Dodge
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- Genco v. Connecticut Light & Power Co.Connecticut Appellate Court· 1986-04-22· cited 104×
- Gibson v. KeithSupreme Court of Delaware· 1985-04-26· cited 42×
- McNeal v. Department of Natural ResourcesMichigan Court of Appeals· 1985-02-06· cited 23×
- Ferguson v. KasbohmAppellate Court of Illinois· 1985-02-28· cited 19×
- Ellsworth v. Highland Lakes Development AssociatesMichigan Court of Appeals· 1993-01-20· cited 17×
- Matthews v. City of DetroitMichigan Court of Appeals· 1985-04-02· cited 13×
- Malcolm v. City of East DetroitMichigan Court of Appeals· 1989-10-17· cited 10×
- WILSON v. THOMAS L McNAMARA, INCMichigan Court of Appeals· 1988-12-05· cited 6×
- Thomason v. Olive Branch Masonic TempleMichigan Court of Appeals· 1986-12-16· cited 5×
- Hill v. GuyMichigan Court of Appeals· 1987-05-22· cited 5×
- Miller v. United States Dept. of InteriorW.D. Michigan· 1986-11-20· cited 4×
- Densel v. City of Ann ArborMichigan Court of Appeals· 1985-08-06· cited 3×
- Harmon v. Billings Bench Water Users AssociationNinth Circuit· 1985-08-28· cited 2×
- Jenkinson v. Department of Natural ResourcesMichigan Court of Appeals· 1987-04-20· cited 2×
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