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· 4/22/1969

Minick v. Englert

Citations

  • 167 N.W.2d 551
  • 84 S.D. 73
  • 1969 S.D. LEXIS 84

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  • detour warning signs, barricades and flares gave actual knowledge: “There was no obstruction or impairment of visibility and no reasonable excuse for defendant’s failure to see the signs and the approaching hazard.”
  • detour warning signs, barricades and flares gave actual knowledge: \There was no obstruction or impairment of visibility and no reasonable excuse for defendant's failure to see the signs and the approaching hazard.\
  • detour warning signs, barricades and flares gave actual knowledge: \There was no obstruction or impairment of visibility and no reasonable excuse for defendant’s failure to see the signs and the approaching hazard.\

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Judges: Roberts

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