Harding v. City of Highland Park

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• the jury was entitled to find that the defendant caused a dangerous condition based on circumstantial evidence
• the jury was entitled to find that the defendant caused a dangerous condition based on circumstantial evidence
• the jury was entitled to find that the defendant caused a dangerous condition based on circumstantial evidence
• no actual or constructive notice is required where municipality’s agent causes the hazardous condition
• where the affirmative act of a governmental agency’s employees cause a dangerous condition, no actual or constructive notice of the condition needs to be shown under the Illinois immunity statute
• stating \ Palermo [nev­er] ad­dress[ed] this is­sue\

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