Storrs v. . the City of Utica

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1858-03-05

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Comstock, J. The charge of the judge under which the jury found a verdict against the defendant asserted the doctrine, in substance, that if, in the course of a public improvement, it became necessary for the city corporation to make an excavation in a street so as to render it unfit or dangerous to be traveled upon, it became the duty of the city to take measures, either by lighting…

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