Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Citation
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Parent Document
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Jurisdiction
- Connecticut (state)
- Effective Date
- 1988-07-05
Other Sections in This Document (43)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
- Gordon v. Bridgeport Housing Authority, 208 Conn. 161 (1988)
Full Text
2,390 chars“(b) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (a) of this section, a political subdivision of the state or any employee, officer or agent acting within the scope of his employment or official duties shall not be liable for damages to person or property resulting from: (1) The condition of natural land or unimproved property; (2) the condition of a reservoir, dam, canal, conduit, drain or similar structure when used by a person in a manner which is not reasonably foreseeable; (3) the temporary condition of a road or bridge which results from weather, if the political subdivision has not received notice and has not had a reasonable opportunity to make the condition safe; (4) the condition of an unpaved road, trail or footpath, the purpose of which is to provide access to a recreation or scenic area, if the political subdivision has not received notice and has not had a reasonable opportunity to make the condition safe; (5) the initiation of a judicial or administrative *169proceeding, provided that such action is not determined to have been commenced or prosecuted without probable cause or with a malicious intent to vex or trouble, as provided in section 52-568; (6) the act or omission of someone other than an employee, officer or agent of the political subdivision; (7) the issuance, denial, suspension or revocation of, or failure or refusal to issue, deny, suspend or revoke any permit, license, certificate, approval, order or similar authorization, when such authority is a discretionary function by law, unless such issuance, denial, suspension or revocation or such failure or refusal constitutes a reckless disregard for health or safety; (8) failure to make an inspection or making an inadequate or negligent inspection of any property, other than property owned or leased by or leased to such political subdivision, to determine whether the property complies with or violates any law or contains a hazard to health or safety, unless the political subdivision had notice of such a violation of law or such a hazard or unless such failure to inspect or such inadequate or negligent inspection constitutes a reckless disregard for health or safety under all the relevant circumstances; (9) failure to detect or prevent pollution of the environment, including groundwater, watercourses and wells, by individuals or entities other than the political subdivision.”