Lawver v. Joint District No. 1
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMartin, J.
It appears that appellant’s son, Walter H. Wilson, was instantly killed on October 11, 1938, while upon the school grounds of defendant School District, by a falling-portion of the flagpole located on the school grounds but apart from the school building. It is alleged that the defendant School District had erected and maintained said flagpole in a manner causing a condition of rust, decay, and destruction of the material from which it was constructed; that such decay and decomposition was caused by an accumulation of water, snow, and ice seeping into the joints and unions of said flagpole.…
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