William Camden Black v. the State of Texas

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• holding that sixty-day notice requirement applicable to claims against only government tortfeasors violated state and federal Equal Protection Clauses
• holding unconstitutional a 60-day notice requirement on plaintiffs suing State or local governmental authorities for negligence
• statutory requirement that suit against city be commenced within one year after notice denied equal protection where the city had actual notice
• sixty day notice provision of tort claim statute facially violates equal protection
• sixty day notice provision of tort claim statute facially violates equal protection
• sixty-day notice provision violated federal and state constitutions

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