· 5/11/2000
Wymbs v. Township of Wayne
Citations
- 750 A.2d 751
- 163 N.J. 523
- 2000 N.J. LEXIS 526
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding prior accidents at the same location of the dangerous condition can create an issue of fact as to constructive notice
- finding evidence of previous accidents sufficient to raise material issues of fact as to the public entity's notice of the dangerous roadway condition
- holding immunity did not apply because plaintiffs were not asserting the absence or inappropriateness of a sign as a basis to impose liability, but were contending instead that the prior signs represent admissions by the State that the curve is a dangerous condition
- reversing the admission of defendant's surprise expert witness produced twelve days into trial, who opined on a pivotal issue in the case regarding the scene of an accident
- finding dangerous condition in uneven sidewalk
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Judges: Coleman
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