Spaulding v. Inhabitants of Beverly
45 N.E. 1, 167 Mass. 149, 1896 Mass. LEXIS 43
Opinion
By the Court. There was evidence for the jury of a defect in the sidewalk caused by the presence of snow and ice, which defect might have- been remedied by reasonable care and diligence on the part of the town, and of which the town might have had knowledge by the exercise of proper care and diligence.
It is not contended that there was not evidence of the due care of the plaintiff. ■ Exceptions overruled.
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Spaulding v. Inhabitants of Beverly, 45 N.E. 1, 167 Mass. 149, 1896 Mass. LEXIS 43 (Mass. 1896).
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