Kiel v. DeSmet Township
South Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
WOLLMAN, Justice.
Appellant became totally blind as a result of injuries that she suffered when a car in which she was riding as a passenger ran off the road at a dead-end intersection on a township road approximately two miles northwest of DeSmet, South Dakota, late at night on June 27,1971. She brought suit against the driver of the car, the township in which the intersection is located, the township supervisors, and the private contractor who had maintained the road in question for the township. The trial court entered summary judgment in favor of all defendants except the driver of the…
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