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· 11/30/1961

Tremblay v. Donnelly

Citations

  • 103 N.H. 498
  • 175 A.2d 391
  • 1961 N.H. LEXIS 74

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  • holding that, notwithstanding a defendant’s lack of actual knowledge about a dangerous condition, a jury can find negligence where a dangerous condition can be anticipated and preventative steps can be taken to avoid the condition
  • holding that, notwithstanding a defendant’s lack of actual knowledge about a dangerous condition, a jury can find negligence where a dangerous condition can be anticipated and preventative steps can be taken to avoid the condition

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Judges: Duncan

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