Bucholtz v. City of Jacksonville
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
MATHEWS, Justice.
This case involves the liability of a municipality because of the condition of steps leading into the City Hall. The declaration alleged negligence because the City “permitted treads of said steps to be worn slick and smooth”.
A motion to dismiss the amended complaint was granted on the ground that the allegation of the declaration was insufficient as a matter of law to impute negligence to the defendant City. Final judgment was entered, and this appeal is prosecuted from such judgment.
The Court takes judicial notice of the fact that the City Hall' in the City of Jacksonville…
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