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Maddox v. Commonwealth
No. 031064Supreme Court of Virginia
031064 Maddox v. Commonwealth 04/23/2004 In a personal injury claim arising out of a bicycle accident, the trial court did not err in dismissing the action on grounds of sovereign immunity. The nuisance claims…
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031064 Maddox v. Commonwealth 04/23/2004 In a personal injury claim arising out of a bicycle accident, the trial court did not er…
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031064 Maddox v. Commonwealth 04/23/2004 In a personal injury claim arising out of a bicycle accident, the trial court did not err in dismissing the action on grounds of sovereign immunity. The nuisance claims in this case are precluded by the legislative function exception to the Commonwealth's waiver of sovereign immunity in the Virginia Tort Claims Act. The judgment is affirmed.
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