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· 8/9/1991

Hilliard v. City of Huntsville

Citations

  • 585 So. 2d 889
  • 1991 WL 170812

How courts have described this case

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  • explaining that “to construe this statute to include an action for wanton conduct would expand the language of the statute beyond its plain meaning.”
  • explaining that “to construe this statute to include an action for wanton conduct would expand the language of the statute beyond its plain meaning.”
  • following Rich in holding that the City enjoyed substantive immunity for an alleged negligent inspection
  • barring claims alleging negligent inspection of electrical wiring at an apartment complex
  • \an actionable nuisance claim against a municipality is dependent upon the plaintiff's ability to maintain a claim under § 11-47-190\
  • “Section 11–47–190 limits the liability of municipalities to injuries suffered through ‘neglect, carelessness or unskillfulness.’ Neighbors v. City of Birmingham, 384 So. 2d 113 (Ala. 1980

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Judges: Ingram

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