Hernandez v. City of Stockton

Ruling by

Lower Court

San Joaquin County Superior Court

Lower Court Judge

Plaintiff failed to comply with government claim requirements when he identified an uplifted sidewalk as the dangerous condition in his claim, but an empty tree well as the dangerous condition in the civil action.

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