Pollari v. Salt Lake City
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
WOLFE, Justice.
Appeal from a judgment rendered in a suit for damages for personal injuries which judgment was on a verdict finding no cause of action.
Mrs. Pollari sued Salt Lake City for injuries she sustained in a fall on a public sidewalk in Salt Lake City. She sought recovery on the theory that the injury was caused by her falling as a result of stepping in a hole in the sidewalk. The hole was next to an irregularity in elevation between two sidewalks. She claimed the irregularity and hole made a hazardous condition of which the city had notice, actual or constructive, but had failed to…
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