Creighton v. Montgomery Cnty.
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
Audrey Creighton v. Montgomery County, No. 0999, September Term, 2020. Opinion by Kenney, J. MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS – TORTS – DEFECTS OR OBSTRUCTIONS IN STREETS AND OTHER PUBLIC WAYS – PROPERTY ADJACENT TO STREET – GOVERNMENTAL IMMUNITY A county is not subject to liability for harm caused to property owners who own land adjacent to a public roadway when the County uses salt to clear the road of snow and ice and its use harms the property owner’s land. Maintenance of a public way is a proprietary function, but the public ways exception, which allows for users of a roadway to sue for personal…
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