Gruhin v. City of Overland Park

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• holding that summary judgment was inappropriate where employees of a golf club had knowledge of a prior accident occurring at the same location
• finding that summary judgment was not proper because city knew of prior injury, so city had actual knowledge of the danger
• evaluating the appropriateness of summary judgment on a gross and wanton negligence issue
• restrictions such as a user s fee do not prevent a governmental entity from asserting immunity pursuant to K.S.A. 75-6104[o]
• restrictions such as a user's fee do not prevent a governmental entity from asserting immunity pursuant to K.S.A. 75-6104[o]
• it is presumed that a statute subject to interpretation was intended to have the most reasonable operation that its language permits

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