City of Natchez v. Cranfield
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGriffith, J.
Madison street in the city of Natchez is paved in the center, and on the south side of said paved area there is, first, a neutral strip- about thirty-six inches wide, and next to this and extending to the property line is a concrete sidewalk five feet wide. Immediately adjacent to the pavement and in the neutral strip aforesaid there is, at the point where the injury in this case occurred, a catch-basin which was covered with a wooden cover made of 1x12 planks nailed on two crosspieces, 2x4.- The top of the catch-basin is about three feet wide by four feet long. ' On the morning of the…
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