Jackson v. City of Grinnell

On the night of September 9, 1907, the plaintiff, a young man of twenty-seven years of age, is alleged to have fallen and received an injury upon one of the walks of the defendant city, said fall having been occasioned by the defective condition of the walk, and without fault oh his part. He charges the defendaht with negligence in the maintenance of the walk in question, in that it had permitted the same to become weak, rotten and dilapidated, and to remain in that condition an unreasonable length of time without proper repair. In his original petition plaintiff alleged that in 'said walk…