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TO IMPLEAD, practice. To sue or prosecute by due course of law. 9 Watts, 47.

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Kahn stressed the law does not take the city off the hook, but would merely enable a plaintiff to sue the landowner directly and also allow the city to implead the landowner if the city is the only named party. Building owners targeted on sidewalk slips & falls by Weiss, Lois / Real Estate Weekly More results

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