Section 231:108 – Apportionment.
231:108 Apportionment. – Whenever final judgment is to be entered up in any such action the court, upon notice to all the towns interested, shall determine the amount to be paid by each to either of the others to adjust all matters of damage, cost and expense according to the provisions of the preceding […]
Section 231:109 – Liability of Persons for Damages on Bridges, Culverts, and Embankments.
231:109 Liability of Persons for Damages on Bridges, Culverts, and Embankments. – Any person or corporation, except municipal corporations, through whose negligence or carelessness any obstruction, defect, insufficiency, or want of repair is caused upon any highway, shall be liable to any person injured by reason thereof, and the damages may be recovered in […]
Section 231:81-a – Repair of Roads Not Maintained by a Municipality.
231:81-a Repair of Roads Not Maintained by a Municipality. – I. In the absence of an express agreement or requirement governing maintenance of a private road, when more than one residential owner enjoys a common benefit from a private road, each residential owner shall contribute equitably to the reasonable cost of maintaining the private […]
Section 231:82 – to 231:89 Repealed by 1991, 385:10, I, eff. Jan. 1, 1992.
231:82 to 231:89 Repealed by 1991, 385:10, I, eff. Jan. 1, 1992. –
Section 231:90 – Duty of Town After Notice of Insufficiency.
231:90 Duty of Town After Notice of Insufficiency. – I. Whenever any class IV or class V highway or bridge or sidewalk thereon in any municipality shall be insufficient, any person may give written notice of such insufficiency to one of the selectmen or highway agents of the town, or the mayor or street […]
Section 231:91 – Municipality to Act; Liability.
231:91 Municipality to Act; Liability. – I. Upon receipt of such notice of insufficiency, and unless the highway agents or street commissioners determine in good faith that no such insufficiency exists, the municipality shall immediately cause proper danger signals to be placed to warn persons by day or night of such insufficiency, and shall, […]
Section 231:92 – Liability of Municipalities; Standard of Care.
231:92 Liability of Municipalities; Standard of Care. – I. A municipality shall not be held liable for damages in an action to recover for personal injury or property damage arising out of its construction, maintenance, or repair of public highways and sidewalks constructed thereupon unless such injury or damage was caused by an insufficiency, […]
Section 231:92-a – Snow, Ice and Other Weather Hazards.
231:92-a Snow, Ice and Other Weather Hazards. – Notwithstanding RSA 231:90-92, a municipality or school district shall not be held liable for damages arising from insufficiencies or hazards on public highways, bridges, or sidewalks, even if it has actual notice or knowledge of them, when such hazards are caused solely by snow, ice, or […]
Section 231:93 – When Municipalities Not Liable.
231:93 When Municipalities Not Liable. – Municipalities shall not be deemed to have any duty of care whatsoever with respect to the construction, maintenance or repair of class I, III, III-a or VI highways, or state maintained portions of class II highways. Upon any highway or other way with respect to which a municipality […]
Section 231:94 – Sufficiency of Warning.
231:94 Sufficiency of Warning. – Sufficient warning of dangerous embankments shall be held to have been given whenever the railing, post, or other warning signs or structures conform to the standards prescribed by the commissioner of transportation and have been approved by him in the manner hereinafter provided. Source. 1925, 52:2. PL 89:2. 1935, […]