Grier v. Bankers Land Co.

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• reversing summary judgment in favor of a defendant landowner where foliage protruding from defendant's property into the right-of-way obstructed approaching motorist's view of the intersection
• reversing trial court determination that overgrown foliage adjacent to an intersection could not as a matter of law constitute the proximate cause of an accident
• reversing summary judgment in favor of a defendant landowner where foliage protruding from defendant’s property into the right-of-way obstructed approaching motorist’s view of the intersection
• reversing summary judgment in favor of a defendant landowner where foliage protruding from defendant's property into the right-of-way obstructed approaching motorist's view of the intersection
• liability imposed where foliage protruding from property obstructed approaching motorist's view of the intersection

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