People Ex Rel. Department of Public Works v. Lang Transportation Corp.
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
THE COURT.
Plaintiff commenced an action against defendants for damages to a bridge, and from the judgment in favor of defendants this appeal is taken.
For many years prior to October 27, 1936, the date of the accident here in question, the state had maintained a wrought iron, through truss type bridge over the Sacramento River at Red Bluff, as part of its highway system. The bridge consisted of five 153 foot spans with a small pony truss at the easterly end, some 48 feet long. On the day in question the easterly 153 foot span collapsed and fell into the river, carrying with it two trucks and a…
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