Saylor v. Troup County

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the injury did not arise out of “use” of motor vehicle, where injury occurred when county “van was inoperative, parked off the roadway with its engine not engaged”
• injury that occurred when plaintiff fell on swing blade attached to county van did not “flow from” use of the van
• injury did not arise from use of van where appellant was injured by blade attached to bumper of a county-owned van
• injury did not arise from use of van where appellant was injured by blade attached to bumper of a county-owned van
• sovereign immunity was not waived for an injury caused by a swing blade attached to a police car because the car was “inoperative, [and] parked off the roadway with its engine not engaged”
• no waiver because injury not covered by the policy

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).