State v. Wollesen

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that loose gravel, one to two inches spread on top of hot, liquid asphalt to seal cracks in the road, was a special defect
• concluding that loose gravel, one to two inches spread on top of hot, liquid asphalt to seal cracks in the road, was a special defect
• concluding that loose gravel, one to two inches spread on top of hot, liquid asphalt to seal cracks in the road, was a special defect
• “Clearly, the presence of the loose gravel unexpectedly and physically impaired Wollesen’s ability to travel on the road.”
• “Clearly, the presence of the loose gravel unexpectedly and physically impaired Wollesen’s ability to travel on the road.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).