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· 2/21/2012

Thomas v. Prince Hall Grand Lodge F.&A.M.

Citations

  • 166 Wash. App. 1028

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  • plaintiffs would have a cause of action against PennDOT at common law if plaintiffs can establish that PennDOT had actual or constructive notice that a dangerous condition existed because there were improper shoulders, no guardrails and/or debris on side of road

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Judges: Ellington, Lau, Schindler

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