Frazer v. Inhabitants of Lewiston
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Frazer v. Inhabitants of Lewiston, 76 Me. 531 (Me. 1884)
1884 Me. LEXIS 113
Emery, Haskell, Llbbey, Peters, Virgin, Walton
Frazer v. Inhabitants of Lewiston
Opinion of the Court
This is an action on the case against Lewiston, brought by the father to recover damages for the loss of the life of his minor son, caused by a defective and unsafe street.
Towns are liable for damages suffered from defective public ways, only, when an action is given by statute. Mitchell v. The City of Rockland, 52 Maine, 118 ; Mower v. Leicester, 9 Mass. 247; Sawyer v. Inhbts. of Northfield, 7 Cush. 490.
Exceptions sustained. Declaration adjudged had,
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