Lodato v. EVESHAM TP.

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• concluding that a \raised sidewalk condition is open and obvious\
• holding whether the defendant township had constructive notice was a question for a jury when the pedestrian plaintiff tripped and fell due to a defect on a sidewalk which had been in existence for at least eighteen years
• holding whether the defendant township had constructive notice was a question for a jury when the pedestrian plaintiff tripped and fell due to a defect on a sidewalk which had been in existence for at least eighteen years
• holding there was constructive notice where other individuals in the immediate vicinity had removed trees A-5269-17T4 8 causing a similar condition to a sidewalk in which plaintiff sustained injury after tripping over sidewalk raised by a tree root
• holding residential landowners remain protected by common law public sidewalk immunity
• holding residential landowners remain protected by common-law public sidewalk immunity

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