Necker Ex Rel. Necker v. City of Bridgeton

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a child playing on a non-defective balance beam unattended did not constitute a dangerous condition of property
• holding that a child playing on a non-defective balance beam unattended did not constitute a dangerous condition of property
• rejecting Alexander-based theory that dangerous condition was created by locating non-defective balance beam in hallway
• stating, “[i]ntangible acts such as inadequate supervision, the lack of warnings and/or signs, the inability to secure an area and the lack of barricades do not create a dangerous condition.”
• summary judgment in favor of City of Bridgeton
• summary judgment in favor of City of Bridgeton

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).