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According to Gov Code Section 830(a), what defines a dangerous condition?
According to Gov Code Section 830(a), what defines a dangerous condition?
- A condition of property that creates a substantial risk of injury when a property is used in any manner.
- A condition of property that creates a substantial risk of injury when a property or adjacent property is used with due care in a manner in which it is reasonably foreseeable that it will be used. (correct)
- Any condition of property that results in injury regardless of use.
- A condition of property that has resulted in injury more than once.
How can liability for a dangerous condition be proven?
How can liability for a dangerous condition be proven?
- Dangerous condition created by negligent act or omission of an employee of a public entity. (correct)
- Dangerous condition created by a natural event.
- Dangerous condition existing for more than one year.
- Dangerous condition reported by multiple individuals.
Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when identifying road design cases?
Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when identifying road design cases?
- Public transit presence
- Catastrophic injuries
- Defendant has little to no insurance coverage
- The incident occurred during a holiday (correct)
What is a common example of a road design issue that could lead to a dangerous condition?
What is a common example of a road design issue that could lead to a dangerous condition?
Which of the following are exceptions according to California Education Code Section 44808?
Which of the following are exceptions according to California Education Code Section 44808?
In what situation is school district immunity applicable under Section 44808?
In what situation is school district immunity applicable under Section 44808?
What is the time limit to present a claim for a dangerous condition?
What is the time limit to present a claim for a dangerous condition?
What constitutes actual notice of a dangerous condition for a public entity?
What constitutes actual notice of a dangerous condition for a public entity?
What factors can we use in order to prove the dangerous conditions were not a trivial defect?
What factors can we use in order to prove the dangerous conditions were not a trivial defect?
What type of expert might be useful to hire for a sidewalk case involving tree root damage?
What type of expert might be useful to hire for a sidewalk case involving tree root damage?
