To the above ground the respondent corporation opposes the answer that it had no notice nor could any notice be properly imputed to it of the dangerous condition in question and even if it had that owing to prevailing weather conditions it had had, up to the time the appellant was injured, no opportunity of remedying it. For this counsel cites as his authority German v. Ottawa (1917) 1917 CanLII 618 (SCC), 56 S.C.R. 80, at p. 89.
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