Sovereign Immunity and Liability for Proprietary Function
Suisse · Canton de Genève (CH-GE)
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAThe case addresses whether certain governmental entities were liable for injuries sustained by an individual who was injured in a facility operated by one of the entities and whether the governmental immunity afforded to the entities applied. The court reasoned that the claim for damages for personal injuries against the entities fell outside the scope of the sovereign immunity statute because the alleged conduct, which involved the failure to provide adequate supervision and safety measures, constituted a proprietary function rather than a governmental function, thereby subjecting the entities to suit.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IA&+ = 2%%, 2+ = 2%%, + = 2%%; Sovereign Immunity and Liability for Proprietary Function: The court reasoned that the claim for damages for personal injuries against the entities fell outside the scope of the sovereign immunity statute because the alleged conduct, which involved the failure to provide adequate supervision and safety measures, constituted a proprietary function rather than a governmental function, thereby subjecting the entities to suit.
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Généré par l'IAThis provision is cited in the operative part of the decision regarding the determination of costs related to the procedure before the lower court.
This provision is cited in the operative part of the decision concerning the allocation of costs for the federal court procedure.
This provision is cited in the operative part of the decision regarding the allocation of compensation for the respondent.
This provision is cited in the operative part of the decision regarding the court fee for the appeal.
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