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· 4/7/1930

Motor Mart Co. v. Hull

Citations

  • 39 F.2d 903
  • 1930 U.S. App. LEXIS 4179

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  • inmate plaintiffs pleading was sufficient to state a negligence claim where he “essentially alleged, albeit inartfully, that (1) the state was negligent in misplacing his eyeglasses, (2) it was foreseeable that he would suffer harm as a result, (3

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