Killoran v. State

On September 3, 1933, and for some time prior thereto, the entire brick pavement in the village of Waterloo, N. Y., had been maintained by the State of New York, pursuant to section 176 of the Highway Law. This makes the State liable for any defects in said highway even though originally the State paid for only two sections totaling sixteen feet of its width. Anyway the asphalt patch whereon the car skidded was over that part of the surface of the brick pavement which was originally installed at the expense *27of the State. It is undisputed that the asphalt patch was placed there by State…