Hill v. City of Chattanooga
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the CourtCrownover, J.
This was an action for $3,000 damages for personal injuries received while walking on the streets of the City of Chattanooga, caused by stepping into a hole in the street.
The plaintiff alleged in her declaration that pn the night of July 6, 1930, while she was walking west along Thirty-fourth Street and was crossing Sixth Avenue at the corner of Thirty-fourth Street she stepped into a hole which the defendant had negligently allowed to remain there and was caused to fall and was injured.
Prior to filing her suit, the plaintiff, on July 8, 1930, mailed a notice to the Mayor of the City, which…
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