Ford v. City of Kinsley
Supreme Court of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Dawson, J.:
This was an action for damages for injuries sustained by plaintiff in falling on the sidewalk of a city street.
The locus in quo was as follows: Sixth street is the principal thoroughfare in the city of Kinsley. It runs east and west. On the south side of the street is a sidewalk whose width is not shown. Fronting the north, on the south side of the street and sidewalk, is *878a business establishment known as Weinelt’s Variety Store. The sidewalk was constructed, in part, of cement blocks about three feet square, and bordered by a curbing on the…
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