Supreme Court of New Jersey· 3/20/1967
Titus v. Lindberg
Citations
- 228 A.2d 65
- 49 N.J. 66
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- holding that the school was liable for injuries sustained by a student, which were inflicted by another student while the children were unsupervised
- noting that Board of Education was barred from asserting error in jury charge it requested
- recognizing duty of school personnel to exercise reasonable supervisory care for safety of students during school hours
- noting that Board of Education was barred from asserting error in jury charge it requested
- finding Board of Education was barred from asserting error in jury charge it requested
- once party assumed responsibility for supervising school grounds, party was legally obligated to exercise due care
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