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· 12/6/1985

Lee v. City of Fort Scott

Citations

  • 710 P.2d 689
  • 238 Kan. 421
  • 1985 Kan. LEXIS 527

How courts have described this case

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  • finding no evidence of gross and wanton negligence in case involving injury from steel cables strung between trees because there were no prior injuries to alert city to danger
  • affirming summary judgment in favor of defendant on issue of wanton conduct where plaintiff failed to offer any evidence establishing that defendant realized the imminence of danger and exhibited a complete disregard of the consequences
  • plaintiff fatally injured while riding a motorcycle on a golf course
  • City's issuance of traffic citations for driving off roadway at a park did not establish City's awareness of imminent danger of steel cables strung between two trees in the park; cables had been in place for seven years with no prior accidents involving the cables reported

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