· 1/19/1990
Nichols v. Unified School District No. 400
Citations
- 785 P.2d 986
- 246 Kan. 93
- 1990 Kan. LEXIS 17
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- holding a high school football field's recreational use immunity applied to a grassy drainage area between the field and locker room where a student fell
- applying exception where plaintiff was injured in a grassy area near football field
- immunity exists for any negHgently caused injuries resulting from the use of pubHc property intended to be used as a park, playground, or open area for recreational purposes, pursuant to K.S.A. 75-6104[o]
- immunity exists for any negligently caused injuries resulting from the use of public property intended to be used as a park, playground, or open area for recreational purposes, pursuant to K.S.A. 75-6104[o]
- recreational use exception applied to “grassy swale or waterway” near public school’s football field
- plaintiff injured while running from football practice field to locker room
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