Stewart v. City of Corsicana

How courts have described this case

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• stating in dicta that trial court's unchallenged holding that flooded low-water crossing was a premises defect rather than a special defect \is supported by numerous authorities\
• stating in dicta that trial court's unchallenged holding that flooded low-water crossing was a premises defect rather than a special defect \is supported by numerous authorities\
• stating in dicta that trial court’s unchallenged holding that flooded low- water crossing was a premises defect rather than a special defect “is supported by numerous authorities”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).