Kershaw County Board of Education v. United States Gypsum Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding school to be other property so as to allow recovery for costs of asbestos abatement
• holding school to be other property so as to allow recovery for costs of asbestos abatement
• holding \the procedure followed by the trial court in this case\—giving an adverse inference jury instruction on the destruction of evidence—\was appropriate\
• stating that when one party alleges another party has destroyed evidence, a trial court has the discretion to decide the type of sanction to impose
• admitting DHEC asbestos regulations into evidence because, in part, the regulations were not admitted to establish liability
• expressing approval of the trial court's use of a spoliation charge, even in the absence of evidence of intentional misconduct

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