Removal of Immunity

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  2. Tennessee Code
  3. Remedies and Special Proceedings
  4. Governmental Tort Liability
  5. Removal of Immunity

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Section
29-20-201

General Rule of Immunity From Suit — Exception

Section
29-20-202

Removal of Immunity for Injury From Negligent Operation of Motor Vehicles — Exceptions

Section
29-20-203

Removal of Immunity for Injury From Unsafe Streets and Highways — Notice Required

Section
29-20-204

Removal of Immunity for Injury From Dangerous Structures — Exception — Notice Required

Section
29-20-205

Removal of Immunity for Injury Caused by Negligent Act or Omission of Employees — Exceptions — Immunity for Year 2000 Computer Calculation Errors

Section
29-20-206

Construction of Chapter as to Liability — Effect of Removal of Immunity

Section
29-20-207

Liability for Injury Arising Out of the Provision of Emergency Services

Section
29-20-208

Governmental Immunity Waived for Claims Against Any Governmental Entity Under Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act of 1994 (Userra)

Section
29-20-209

Removal of Immunity From Suit by Party Adversely Affected by Local Regulation of Firearms

Section
29-20-210

Liability of Governmental Entity for Damages, Injury, or Death Proximately Caused by Governmental Entity Intentionally Prohibiting or Preventing Law Enforcement or Fire and Rescue Services From Accessing Specifically Bounded Area Within Governmental Entity's Jurisdiction During Public Demonstration