Ielouch v. Warsaw R-IX Schools
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SPINDEN, Presiding Judge.
Janis and Ayman Ielouch claim that Warsaw R-IX Schools should be responsible for damages arising from an automobile accident *770because of where the school put its driveway. Although the district enjoys sovereign immunity, the Ielouchs assert that the driveway is a dangerous condition and the state has waived immunity for such conditions. We disagree and affirm the circuit court’s dismissal of the lawsuit.
When we review a circuit court’s granting of a motion to dismiss, we give the pleadings their broadest intendment, treat all alleged facts as true, and construe the…
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