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Yardman v. San Juan Downs Inc.8/23/1995
lar risk arising from the concurrent operation of one or more successive acts or omissions on the part of a governmental entity, triggered by a particular event giving rise to liability." Id. at 461, 463, 797 P.2d at 250, 252. Thus, under the circumstances existing here, all injuries sustained by Plaintiff, which were alleged to have been proximately caused by successive negligent acts or omissions that combined concurrently to create a risk of harm to him, constituted a "single occurrence" within the meaning of Section 41-4-19.
Conclusion
48. For the reasons discussed herein, the judgment is reversed, and the cause is remanded for trial on the merits. Defendants are awarded their costs on appeal.
49. IT IS SO ORDERED.
50. THOMAS A. DONNELLY, Judge
WE CONCUR:
RUDY S. APODACA, Chief Judge
BRUCE D. BLACK, Judge
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