Supreme Court of Florida May 15, 1935 (Swindal v. City of Jacksonville)

lead-opinion

Per Curiam.

The declaration in this case, which was adjudged bad on demurrer, counts in substance on an allegation by plaintiff below that the defendant, City of Jacksonville, while engaged in the quenching, controlling, smothering and fighting of a fire in the city, created a dangerous nuisance in the city streets by leaving unguarded a certain fire hydrant and high pressure hose