Angell v. City of West Bay City

In this case plaintiff brought suit to recover damages for an injury sustained by him on the 15th day of May, 1897, while traveling on foot upon a sidewalk in defendant city, which he claimed was out of repair, and not reasonably safe for public travel, and that his injury was the result of a fall caused by the dangerous condition of said walk, and that the defendant had knowledge that it was not reasonably safe for travel prior to the injury, and for a time that would have enabled it, by the exercise of ordinary diligence, to repair the walk before the date plaintiff was injured. The charter…