Dorsett v. City of Greencastle
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Putnam Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHackney, J.
The appellant sued the city for personal injuries sustained in falling from the lot of another into a street newly but properly graded to the depth of six *39feet below the surface of the lot. The alleged negligence of the city is in the failure of its contractor to put a barrier along the lot’s line or to maintain a light or other warning of danger. It is alleged, however, that a plank sidewalk, formerly maintained in the line of the street, had been placed upon its edge'on the lot, at the side of the street excavation, and at an -angle of forty-five degrees, slanting toward the street, and,…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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