Crocker v. City of Springfield
110 Mass. 135
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Crocker v. City of Springfield, 110 Mass. 135 (Mass. 1872).
Opinion
If the condition of the sidewalk at the time of the accident was such as to warrant the jury in finding it to have been defective, there was no evidence proper to be submitted to them that the defect had existed for twenty-four hours, or that the city had notice thereof.
Judgment on the verdict for the defendants.
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