Supreme Court of New Jersey

Geraldine Vincitore

July 19, 2001169 N.J. 119

Summary

The Supreme Court of New Jersey reversed the Appellate Division, holding that the unguarded railroad crossing at Monmouth Park was a dangerous condition under the Tort Claims Act and that the Authority’s conduct was palpably unreasonable, and remanded for further determination of damages. Justice Coleman dissented, arguing the crossing was not dangerous, while Justice Stein concurred in the majority opinion.