· 2/11/1982
Hill v. Middletown Bd. of Ed.
Citations
- 443 A.2d 225
- 183 N.J. Super. 36
How courts have described this case
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- noting a defendant who fails to plead the defense of failure to file a notice of tort claim \may be found to have waived the protection thereof\
- “judicial discretion to extend the time for filing of the requisite notice does not survive the passage of one year following the accrual date of the claim.”
- the purpose of notice under the New Jersey governmental tort claims act is to expedite investigation with the hope of reaching a nonjudicial settlement and to protect accessibility to information about the incident on which the claim is based
- the purpose of notice under the New Jersey governmental tort claims act is to expedite investigation with the hope of reaching a nonjudicial settlement and to protect accessibility to information about the incident on which the claim is based
- construing the Texas Tort Claims Act
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Judges: Judges Botter and Antell
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