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· 3/18/1985

Slovek v. BD. OF CTY. COM'RS OF WELD CTY.

Citations

  • 697 P.2d 781

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  • holding that damages for annoyance and discomfort were available on trespass claim, but that recovery for emotional distress was not available where there was no allegation of negligent infliction of emotional distress or outrageous conduct

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Judges: Enoch, Sternberg, Babcock

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