Supreme Court of Minnesota· 10/31/1975

Nieting v. Blondell

Citations

235 N.W.2d 597
306 Minn. 122
1975 Minn. LEXIS 1226

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stating that immunity was an exception to “the fundamental concept of tort law that liability follows tortiuous conduct and that individuals and corporations are responsible for the acts of their employees acting in the course of their employment.”
stating that immunity was an exception to \the fundamental concept of tort law that liability follows tortiuous conduct and that individuals and corporations are responsible for the acts of their employees acting in the course of their employment.\
abolishing sovereign immunity prospectively to allow legislature to act before elimination of defense
date postponed from October 31, 1975 until August 1, 1976
abolishing last principles of parental immunity, using remedies clause
prospectively abolishing tort immunity of state

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Judges: MacLaughlin

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