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· 9/4/1990

Peele v. Dobbs

Citations

  • 396 S.E.2d 600
  • 196 Ga. App. 684
  • 1990 Ga. App. LEXIS 1020

How courts have described this case

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  • building inspector entitled to official immunity where allegations that he inspected chimney, but failed to use sound judgment merely alleged a violation of a discretionary function
  • building inspector entitled to official immunity where allegations that he inspected chimney, but failed to use sound judgment merely alleged a violation of a discretionary function
  • allegation that building inspector inspected chimney, but failed to use sound judgment alleged a violation of a discretionary function
  • allegation that building inspector inspected chimney, but failed to use sound judgment, alleged a violation of a discretionary function
  • act of county building inspector, in inspecting and approving construction of chimney in such a way as to impose a fire hazard, held to be discretionary
  • alleged negligent inspection and approval by county building inspector is discretionary act

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Judges: Banke, Birdsong, Cooper

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