The University of Texas at Austin v. Hayes

Supreme Court of Texas · Decided 2010-12-03

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PER CURIAM. In this premises-liability suit, the plaintiff claims that a metal chain blocking a driveway at the University of Texas at Austin (the University) caused him to have a bicycle accident and constituted a premises defect for which the Texas Tort Claims Act waives sovereign immunity. See Tex. Civ. PRAC. Rem.Code § 101.022(a), (b). Because we conc…

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