Conrardy v. Sheboygan County

The plaintiffs contend that the jury’s finding that the highway defect had not existed a sufficient length of time prior to the collision to give notice thereof to the county is contrary to the evidence and to the law. The plaintiffs called one witness who testified that the defect in the highway had existed from the end of February or the beginning of March, 1952. Another witness, a police officer of the Sheboygan police department, testified that he saw the hole in the highway a month and a half or two months before the accident.

On behalf of the defendant county, several witnesses testified…