Tex. Transportation Code § 252.206
This is the official text of Tex. Transportation Code § 252.206, part of Texas’s Transportation Code — governs vehicles, drivers, and roadways.
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§ 252.206. LIABILITY OF ROAD SUPERINTENDENT.
Official statutory text
A road superintendent is liable for:
(1) the loss, injury, or destruction of machinery or a tool or vehicle placed under the road superintendent's control by the commissioners court unless the road superintendent was not at fault; and
(2) the improper expenditure of any money for roads entrusted to the road superintendent.
(1) the loss, injury, or destruction of machinery or a tool or vehicle placed under the road superintendent's control by the commissioners court unless the road superintendent was not at fault; and
(2) the improper expenditure of any money for roads entrusted to the road superintendent.
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