Washington v. Chicago Board of Education

How courts have described this case

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• the plaintiff alleged that the defendant “knew or should have known” of “ ‘dangerous, conspicuous[,] and icy condition[s]’ ” (emphasis omitted)
• willful and wanton claim properly dismissed where facts did not show that site of injury was unreasonably dangerous or that defendant knew or should have known of the danger
• willful and wanton claim properly dismissed where facts did not show that site of injury was unreasonably dangerous or that defendant knew or should have known of the danger
• allegation that school board knew or should have known of dangerous condition is conclusory

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