Cash v. City of Cincinnati

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In the Court of Appeals, the defendants predicated their assignments of error on the argument that the defect in the crosswalk, as alleged by plaintiff, was only a minor imperfection and, as such, was not actionable as a matter of law by plaintiff. In support of that argument, defendants cited prior Ohio case law, emphasizing Kimball v. Cincinnati (1953), 160 Ohio St. 370, and other cases following, such as O’Brien v. Toledo (1957), 167 Ohio St. 35; Gallagher v. Toledo (1959), 168 Ohio St. 508; Buckley v. Portsmouth (1959), 168 Ohio St. 513; Amos v. Cleveland Heights (1959), 169 Ohio St.…