Ned B. Clark, Jr. v. Charles McCorkle
Court of Appeals of Mississippi
1Dissent
GREENLEE, J., DISSENTING:
¶ 25. The majority reasons that the Clarks presented sufficient evidence showing that genuine issues of material facts exist regarding: (1) whether fog constituted an unusually dangerous condition; and (2) whether McCorkle was negligent in the illumination of his farm trailer at the time of the collision. I respectfully disagree and therefore dissent.
DISCUSSION
I. Whether the Clarks produced sufficient evidence of an unusual or emergency condition .
¶ 26. As the plaintiffs in a negligence claim, the Clarks bore the burden to prove all of the required elements-duty,…
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