San Roman v. City of El Monte
Jonathan San Roman (appellant) appeals from a final judgment entered against him after the trial court granted the City of El Monte’s (the City) motion for summary judgment on appellant’s cause of action against the City for dangerous condition of public property. We affirm.
CONTENTIONS
Appellant contends that the trial court erred in granting summary judgment because a reasonable juror could conclude that the conditions at the crosswalk where appellant was injured created a substantial risk of injury. Appellant further contends that the immunities provided under Government Code sections 830.4 and 830.8[1] do not shield the City from liability in this case.[2]
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