· 5/5/1967
MacK v. McGrath
Citations
- 150 N.W.2d 681
- 276 Minn. 419
- 1967 Minn. LEXIS 1035
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- concluding that liability cannot be predicated on the remote possibility that a vehicle would jump a curb and expose tenants to injury
- holding that recovery for risk of malfunction of remaining kidney was “generous but not excessive” because it was “fair comment with respect to the implications of * * * being left with only one kidney”
- holding that recovery for risk of malfunction of remaining kidney was \generous but not excessive\ because it was \fair comment with respect to the implications of * * * being left with only one kidney\
- concluding that liability cannot be predicated on the remote possibility that a vehicle would jump a curb and expose tenants to injury
- motor vehicle jumped curb, broke through a plate-glass window, and “propelled fixtures and furniture against the plaintiff” who was working inside the building
- motor vehicle jumped curb, broke through a plate-glass window, and “propelled fixtures and furniture against the plaintiff” who was working inside the building
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