Legal Opinion
Li v. Feldt
Michigan Supreme Court
Decided April 30, 1990No. Docket Nos. 84303, 85365, (Calendar Nos. 4-5)PublishedCited by 53 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
AFTER REMAND
Riley, C.J.
These cases were consolidated for purposes of appeal to decide whether defendants are immune from liability on the basis of their status as governmental entities on the facts of these cases. We hold that defendants are immune for an intentional nuisance because intentional nuisance is not a recognized common-law exception to governmental immunity.
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A. LI V FELDT
On May 5, 1983, defendant Chou Yu-Feng Wong was driving on Pontiac Trail in Ann Arbor. In the front passenger seat was plaintiff Chen Li. In the back seat was the owner of the car, defendant Chu-Fen Wong. Chou…
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