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Driver and Construction Company Liable for Collision with Fallen Scaffolding

Numéro de cause JURITEXT000006955541
Autorité / Tribunal
Juridiction France (FR)
Date de la décision
Issue du litige Rejeté (Dismissed)

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An individual was severely injured when a vehicle, driven by another person, struck a piece of scaffolding that had fallen from a construction site onto the road, and the injured party sued the driver and the construction company for damages. The Court of Cassation rejected the appeal against the finding of shared liability, reasoning that while the driver was at fault for failing to maintain a safe distance and for failing to notice the obstacle in time to avoid it, the construction company was also liable for negligently allowing the scaffolding to fall onto the thoroughfare, establishing concurrent fault under the principles of traffic law and civil liability for creating a dangerous obstruction.

Regeste Legislator

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Driver and Construction Company Liable for Collision with Fallen Scaffolding: The Court of Cassation rejected the appeal against the finding of shared liability, reasoning that while the driver was at fault for failing to maintain a safe distance and for failing to notice the obstacle in time to avoid it, the construction company was also liable for negligently allowing the scaffolding to fall onto the thoroughfare, establishing concurrent fault under the principles of traffic law and civil liability for creating a dangerous obstruction.

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dommages-intérêts civils construction de routes droit de la circulation routière causalité de l'accident collision dans un giratoire lésion corporelle par chute
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